a metal carrying a current 1m ampere with supply voltage of 1 volts.what is the resistence

• R=V/I=1/(10^-3)=10^3 Ohms.
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• current ,I=1mA= 1*10^-3 A
  voltage, V=1V
  Resitance, R=(V/I)
  =(1/(1*10^-3))
  =(10*3)=1000 ohm= 1k ohm
  
  
  
  
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• V=IR
  accoring 2 this formula R=1k
  
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• V=IR. R= V/I.
  R= 1/1=1
  ANS=1
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• 1 ohams
  as v=IR
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• R=V/I
  than R=1/1
  ans will be 1
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• 1000 ohm;
  V=IR
  1=10^(-3)/R;
  R=10^3
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• convert 1mA in Amp.
  i.e. I= 10^-3 Amp
  R=V/I=1/10^-3=10^3=1000ohm or 1kohm.
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• 1
  I=V/R
  R=V/I
  R=1/1=1
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• V=IR
  R=V/I
  =1/10^-3
  =10^3=1000 ohms
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• r=v/i
  r=1/.001
  r=1k
  
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• 1 k v /i
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• R=V/I.here I=1mA=0.001A and V=1volt so R=(1/0.001)ohm=1000ohm=1kohm
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