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If the electrical resistance of a household appliance becomes four times larger than the original value, how much current does the appliance then use

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If the electrical resistance of a household appliance becomes four times larger than the original value, AND the voltage at the outlet doesn't change, then the appliance starts to use 1/4 of the original current.

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