A student measures the potential difference across a resistor and its resistance. Which calculation gives the current in the resistor?
potential difference×resistance\text{potential difference} \times \text{resistance}potential difference×resistance
potential difference÷resistance\text{potential difference} \div \text{resistance}potential difference÷resistance
resistance÷potential difference\text{resistance} \div \text{potential difference}resistance÷potential difference
potential difference+resistance\text{potential difference} + \text{resistance}potential difference+resistance
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