HYP.Retum Man 2-Foot..What would happen to the current if the voltage is doubled from 21 V to 42 5 pointsV? (This one requires you to think a little) *This diagram represents a closed series circuit.6.1Q5.10土一21 Vthe current will doublethe current will quadruplethe current will remain constantthe current will be cut in halfO the current will be cut by 1/4

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What would happen to the current if the voltage is doubled from 21 V to 42 5 points V? (This one requires you to think a little) * This diagram represents a closed series circuit. 6.19 5.10 一テ 21 V the current will double O the current will quadruple the current will remain constant the current will be cut in half the current will be cut by 1/4

What would happen to the current if the voltage is doubled from 21 V to 42 5 points V? (This one requires you to think a little) * This diagram represents a closed series circuit. 6.19 5.10 一テ 21 V the current will double O the current will quadruple the current will remain constant the current will be cut in half the current will be cut by 1/4

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Chapter7: Electricity

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