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Cher
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3 August, 15:27
Relationship of electric current to voltage
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Myah Haney
3 August, 15:43
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The current through a conducting path is directly proportional
to the voltage between the ends of the path.
The constant of proportionality is
(1 / resistance between the ends).
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