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The amount of current flowing into an electrical circuit varies inversely as the resistance in the circuit. When the resistance of a particular circuit is 5 ohms, the current is 42 amperes. what is the current when the resistance is 4 ohms?
12 years ago

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Steve
I = E/R
42 = E/5 so E = 210 volts

at R=5 ohms,

I = 210/4 = 52.5 amps
12 years ago

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