You just want to solve for the other variable algebraically!
So we've been given
I = E/R and want to solve that for R
I(R) = E
R = E/I
meaning that choice A looks like the best option out of the list
Amber B.
asked 08/07/13Ohm's law can be expressed by the formula i = e/r. From this formula, find the formula for resistance r.
A.r = e/i
B.r = ie
C.r = i + e
D.r = i/e
You just want to solve for the other variable algebraically!
So we've been given
I = E/R and want to solve that for R
I(R) = E
R = E/I
meaning that choice A looks like the best option out of the list
Corinne P. answered 08/07/13
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This is an algebraic problem, take the formula i=e/r and solve for r.
i=e/r *multiply both sides by r
ir=e *divide both sides by i
r=e/i, Choice A.
Also, you can check your work at: http://www.myalgebra.com/algebra_solver.aspx
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