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5. For Ohm's Law, V=IR, solve for the current (I) in terms of the voltage (V).
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For Ohm's Law, V=IR, solve for the
current (I) in terms of the voltage
(V).

User Colin Gislason
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Answer:

V/R=I

Explanation:

V=IR

divide both sides by R

V/R=I

Solve for I with v

User OurangZeb Khan
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