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Ohm's law relates voltage, current and resistance: V = R · I.
Electric power can be calculated as P = V · I, P = R · I² or P = V²/R.
In series, resistors add directly. In parallel, the reciprocals of the resistances add.
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Ohm's law relates voltage, current and resistance: V = R · I.
Electric power can be calculated as P = V · I, P = R · I² or P = V²/R.
In series, resistors add directly. In parallel, the reciprocals of the resistances add.
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