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When 2.0 A of current moves across a 1.0 MΩ resistor, then what is the drop in voltage (V) across the resistor?
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$$V=iR$$
so it would be 2, right?
You have to be more precise. What is the unit of voltage in SI units?
what about the practical source ,draws 2A for 1M ohm
If you have 1MΩ (Mega ohm), you have \[1.10^{6}Ω\] Then, 2A . 1MΩ = \[2.10^{6}V\]
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apply V=iR (ohm's law) => 2A x1MΩ = 2 MV is the answer
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