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ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM Electrical Resistance (P .328-332) SPH4C COLLEGE PHYSICS ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM Electrical Resistance (P .328-332)

Electrical Resistance

Electrical Resistance

Electrical Resistance

Electrical Resistance

Electrical Resistance

Electrical Resistance

Electrical Resistance

Electrical Resistance

Ohm’s Law

Ohm’s Law

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Ohm’s Law

Ohm’s Law Current Voltage (V) Resistance (𝛀) 25 mA 12 __________ 1.2 A ____________ 510 375 𝜇A 0.250 _________A 120 33 ________mA 1.5 1500

Check Your Learning TEXTBOOK P .332 Q.2-5