The current through a resistor can be found by dividing the resistor's voltage by its ohmic value.-A-TrueB-False-A-True

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The current through a resistor can be found by dividing the resistor&#39;s voltage by its ohmic value.-A-TrueB-False-A-True

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A True Ohm&#39;s is the unit of a resistor. We known that V = IR. We can calculate the current by dividing the voltage w.r.t to the value assigned to a resistor.

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