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If the current in a circuit doubles and the resistance is cut in half, what happens to the voltage?.

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samuellai03

Answer:

V remains the same.

Explanation:

Consider V = IR.

If I --> 2I and R = 0.5

V = 2I*0.5R = 2*0.5 IR = 1 IR = IR

Hence, V remains the same.

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