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The current equals the voltage divided by the resistance.So if you know voltage and resistance, then voltage divided by resistance equals current.Example: If voltage is 120 volts and resistance is 144 ohms, then current equals 120 divided by 144 or .833 amps.Find sample problems HERE.Find audio support HERE.
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