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The magnitude responsible for supplying energy to an electrical circuit is called
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Voltage or Tension
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Current Intensity
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Resistence
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The amount of electricity that flows through an electrical circuit is called
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Resistence
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Current Intensity
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Voltage or Tension
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The opposition to the pass of the electrical current
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Voltage or Tension
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Current Intensity
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Resistence
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The physical unit to measure Voltage or Tension is the
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Ampere (A)
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Ohm
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Volt (V)
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The physical unit to measure Current Intensity is
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Volt (V)
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Ampere (A)
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Ohm
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The physical unit to measure Resistence is
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Volt (V)
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Ampere (A)
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Ohm
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Ohm's law establish that
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I = V x R
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V = I x R
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R = I x V