If a current of #2 A# passing through a circuit generates #5 W# of power, what is the resistance of the circuit?
Olivia AskewI ^2 x R=5
Current squared x Resistance= power.
R = 1.25 ohms; 2 x 2xR = 5; 4R = 5.
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Julia AguilarThe resistance of the circuit is 6.25 ohms.
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