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(in less than 10 ! first one gets brainlest) two electrical circuits have the same 15-volt batteries. circuit a has 2 ohms of resistance, and circuit b has 6 ohms of resistance. which of the following statements is correct? β’ circuit b has the same amount of current as circuit a. β’ circuit b has more current than circuit a, as it has less resistance. β’ circuit b has less current than circuit a, as it has more resistance. β’ circuit b has less current than circuit a, as it has less resistance
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