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Current is related with voltage and resistance according to Ohm's law as V= IR

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Write an equation relating the current that passes through each bulb in a series circuit. only relate currents to currents I sent a picture of the measurements

DTegative value shows on the
s are on.
uit.
qu)
9.0 V
Current (A)
Bulb
Resistance (N.
10
20
Voltage (V)
CMOA 0.30
3,00V
6.00V
an equation relating the current that passes through each
rents to currents

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