E=I×R and P=E×I what is the formula that will solve for R when only E and I are known

1 answer:

4 0

You wrote it there yourself, at the beginning of your question.

You wrote E = I x R

Divide each side by ' I ' : E / I = R

That's what you're asking for. ^

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