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The formula for the resistance, R, of a conductor with voltage, V, and current , I , is R= V/I. Solve for V.
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The formula for the resistance, R, of a conductor with voltage, V, and current , I , is R= V/I. Solve for V.

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Answer:

T+V/I

Explanation:

multiply both sides by I to get rid of fractions ti=V

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