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Which of the following is an accurate description of the relationship demonstrated in ohm's law? a. the electric potential (amperes) divided by the resistance (ohms) equals the current (volts). b. the electric potential (volts) divided by the current (amperes) equals the resistance (ohms). c. the electric potential (volts) multiplied by the resistance (ohms) equals the current (amperes). d. the resistance (ohms) divided by the current (amperes) equals the electric potential (volts).
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