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You are probably familiar with Ohms law for electric circuits

You are probably familiar with Ohms law for electric circuits (Fig. P712), where E is the voltage difference or potential

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You are probably familiar with Ohm’s law for electric circuits (Fig. P7–12), where ΔE is the voltage difference or potential across the resistor, I is the electric current passing through the resistor, and R is the electrical resistance. What are the primary dimensions of electrical resistance?

FIGURE P7–12

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- AE = IR- R I

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