For Ohms Law, V=IR, solve for the current (I) in terms of the voltage (V).
A. I = V/R
B. I =...
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For Ohms Law, V=IR, solve for the current (I) in terms of the voltage (V).
A. I = V/R
B. I = RV
C. R/V
D. I= VR
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