[I = \dfrac{V}{R}] What is the relation between the voltage "V" across the ends of a resistor "R" and the current "I" w

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10th CBSE Maths

What is the relation between the voltage "V" across the ends of a resistor "R" and the current "I" which flows through it?

$V=\dfrac{I^{2}}{R}$

I = VR

I = \dfrac{V}{R}$

V=I²R

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