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To make I a subject of the formula V = IR, we *
subtract R from both sides
multiply both sides by R
divide both sides by R
divide both sides by I

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musiclover10045

The original

Equation is V = IR

Where I is multiplied by R

To solve for I you need to isolate it by dividing both sides by R

I = V/ R

Answer: divide both sides by R

renzermarx

Answer:

To make I a subject of the formula V = IR, we divide both sides by R.

Step-by-step explanation:

V = IR

V/R =IR/R

The R in IR/R cancels out because it is on the other side.

We then have:

V/R = I

Which can be written as:

I = V/R

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