When Current and Resistance Are Known, How Do You Find

question 3

Multiple Choice

When current and resistance are known, how do you find voltage?

• A) Multiply current by resistance
• B) Divide current by resistance
• C) Divide resistance by current
• D) Take the square root of resistance divided by current

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