A potential difference V V\,V across a resistor of resistance R R\,R produces a current III. Which equation gives the resistance R R\,R of the resistor?
R=VIR = VIR=VI
R=VIR = \frac{V}{I}R=IV
R=IVR = \frac{I}{V}R=VI
R=V2IR = V^2 IR=V2I
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