Ohm's Law in Electrical Theory States That V = IR,where

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Short Answer

Ohm's Law in electrical theory states that V = IR,where R is the resistance (in ohms)of an object,V is the potential difference (in volts)across the object,and I is the current (in amperes)that flows through it.If the voltage is 220 volts,what values for the current will result in a resistance that is less than 20 ohms?

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