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The resistance equals the wattage divided by the current squared.If you know the wattage, it can be divided by the current squared. This will provide the resistance in ohms.Example: If the wattage is 100, then it can be divided by .833 squared or .6889. The result is 144 ohms.Find sample problems HERE.Find audio support HERE.
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