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$According to Ohm's law, which of the following relations is correct?$

A. $V = I / R$
B. $V = I \cdot R$
C. $I = V \cdot R$
D. $R = V \cdot I$

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Correct answer: B — $V = I \cdot R$

Solution

Ohm's law is defined by the equation V = I \cdot R, where V is potential difference, I is current, and R is resistance.

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