15. Ohm's law is used to explain the relationship between voltage, resistance, and current. For example, how much current will a 602 (ohm) lightbulb have if it is powered by a 120 volt outlet? (/= VIR) A. 0.50 amps B. 2.0 amps C. 60 amps

15. Ohm's law is used to explain the relationship between voltage, resistance, and current. For example, how much current will a 602 (ohm) lightbulb have if it is powered by a 120 volt outlet? (/= VIR) A. 0.50 amps B. 2.0 amps C. 60 amps

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15. Ohm's law is used to explain the relationship between voltage, resistance, and
current. For example, how much current will a 602 (ohm) lightbulb have if it is
powered by a 120 volt outlet? (I = VIR)
A. 0.50 amps
B. 2.0 amps
C. 60 amps

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