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From formula I=U/R tell the R R=I/U R=U/I R=IU
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From formula I=U/R tell the R
R=I/U
R=U/I
R=IU

User Dhamo Dharan
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Answer:

R =
(U)/(I)

Explanation:

Given

I =
(U)/(R) ( multiply both sides by R to clear the fraction )

R × I = U ( isolate R by dividing both sides by I )

R =
(U)/(I)

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