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    Series Circuit: 10 Ohm Resistor, Bulb, 12V Source

    oh so it would be I = 4/10 which is .4?
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    Series Circuit: 10 Ohm Resistor, Bulb, 12V Source

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    Series Circuit: 10 Ohm Resistor, Bulb, 12V Source

    you said part b) was wrong though.. or did you not read it after I re-edited it?
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    Series Circuit: 10 Ohm Resistor, Bulb, 12V Source

    for question " b) " i got "I = V/R" from Ohm's Law. I realize I mistakenly wrote 1.5A, I meant 1.2A, is that incorrect still? for question "c)" I don't see anything that pertains to it other than Ohm's law, " R = V/I " but I don't have the current, so i do not understand how to solve it...
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    Series Circuit: 10 Ohm Resistor, Bulb, 12V Source

    A 10 ohm resistor in a series with a bulb and a 12v source. a) If the 8.0V is across the bulb, what is the voltage across the resistor? I wrote 4v, is this correct? b) What is the current in the circuit? I wrote 1.5A, is this correct? c) What is the resistence of the bulb? Could...
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