In Electronics, the Formula V = IR Is Called Ohm's $\mathrm { V }$

question 96

Multiple Choice

In electronics, the formula V = IR is called Ohm's law.It gives the relationship in a circuit between the voltage V (in volts) , the current I (in amperes) , and the resistance R (in ohms) . Find $\mathrm { V }$ when $I = 5 - 2 i$ amperes and $R = 6 + 9 i \mathrm { ohms }$ .

• A) \(\quad V = 57\) volts
• B) \(\quad V = 48 + 57 i\) volts
• C) \(\quad V = 48 + 33 i\) volts
• D) \(\quad V = 48\) volts
• E) \(\quad V = i\) volts

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