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The current in a circuit is halved. What happens to the resistance?
V=IR
(1 point)
The resistance is tripled.
The resistance stays the same.
The resistance is doubled.
The resistance is halved.
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The resistance is doubled.
Explanation: R = V/I, so if I is halved (I → I/2), then R → V/(I/2) = 2V/I = 2R.
Explanation: R = V/I, so if I is halved (I → I/2), then R → V/(I/2) = 2V/I = 2R.
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