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Baylee Swanson
Chemistry
10 February, 16:53
Find the current through the 30.0 ω resistor.
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Calderon
10 February, 17:13
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To calculate for the current, we simply have to take the ratio of the voltage over resistance. That is:
Current, I = Voltage, V / Resistance, R
I = V / R
So for example if our voltage is 12.5 V and our resistance is 30.0 ohms, current is:
I = 12.5 / 30
I = 0.417 A = 417 mA
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