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3 years ago

Flashlight has resistance of 2.4 what voltage is applied by the batteries if the current is 2.5a

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Sergeeva-Olga [200]3 years ago

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Answer:

6 voltage is applied by the batteries.

Explanation:

To solve this sort of problem involving current, resistance and voltage, we use the relation: Voltage= Current x Resistance.

From the problem, the following have been given:

Resistance= 2.4 ohms.

Current= 2.5 amps.

Required: Voltage?

Fix the values of current and resistance into the relation:

Voltage= 2.5 x 2.4

=6 volts.

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