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1 April, 15:51

Voltage = 80 v Current = 40 amps Resistance =

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  1. 1 April, 17:24
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    Resistabnce = (voltage) / (current)

    = (80 v) / (40 A)

    = (80/40) v/A

    = 2 v/A

    = 2 Ω (two ohms)
  2. 1 April, 19:27
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    Your answer would be 2
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