B) If the voltage of the fuel cell used in a circuit is 9.0 V and the resistance of the wire used in the circuit is 560 22, what is the current running through the circuit? Use correct units at all times!

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B) If the voltage of the fuel cell used in a circuit is 9.0 V and the resistance of the wire used in the circuit is 560 22,

what is the current running through the circuit? Use correct units at all times!
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current (I)=V/R

current (I)=9.0/56022

so I=1.607×10 in the power of negative four Amperes (A)

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