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An rms voltage of 120 V produces a maximum current of 4.1 A ina certain resistor. Find the resistance of this resistor
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We need to find the resistance (R). We know from Ohm's law that R = V/I. However, we need to convert the rms voltage to the maximum voltage (Vmax) before we can use this formula. Show more…
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