In a direct current circuit , voltage equals current (I) times resistance (r). If the current in a circuit is 2 Amperes and the resistance is represented by the function R=x^2-x-30/2x-12 Ohms. What is - Qammunity

In a direct current circuit , voltage equals current (I) times resistance (r). If the current in a circuit is 2 Amperes and the resistance is represented by the function R=x^2-x-30/2x-12 Ohms. What is

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