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Ohm's law states That the current That the current (I) In amps equals the voltage (E) In volts divided by the resistance (R) in ohms. If you connected a two megohm resistor (2 x 10 6 ohms) Across a 2.4 kilovolt Voltage source parentheses 2.4Times 10 to the third power volts) What would be the current in amps

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Answer:

1.2 milli amps

Step-by-step explanation:

From ohms law the expression for voltage is given as

[tex]V= IR[/tex]

Now given that

Voltage, V= [tex]2.4*10^3[/tex] volts

Resistance R= [tex]2*10^6[/tex] ohms

Applying ohms law the current can be calculated by making I the subject of formula

that is I= V/R

[tex]I= \frac{2.4*10^3}{2*10^6} \\\\I= \frac{2.4}{2} *10^(^3^-^6^)\\\\I=1.2*10^-^3[/tex]

The current in amps is 1.2 milli amps

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