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:O PLEASE HELP The current, I , in amperes, that flows through a coil of wire is found by dividing 110 by the resistance of the wire, R, in ohms. Using I(R)=100/R, find the current through a coil of wire with a resistance of 80 ohms.
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I(R)=100/R or I(R)=110/R ?
I(R)=110/R, I'm sorry :/
plug in 80 for r I(80)=110/80=11/8= 1.375 amps
O.k, thanks! Do you know what that number would be in fraction form?
i wrote it in fraction form and decimal form above
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I meant 1.375
11/8=1.375
Oh wait. I see it. :/ THANKS
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