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an electrical circuit and ohms law are being discussed. technician a states that if voltage increases, and resistance stays the same, amperage will decrease. technician b states that if resistance decreases and voltage stays the same, amperage will decrease. who is correct? select one: a. technician a only b. technician b only c. both technicians a and b d. neither technician a nor b
Ohm's Law is \( I=\frac{V}{R} \) (current \( I \), voltage \( V \), resistance \( R \)). For Technician A: If \( V \) increases and \( R \) is constant, \( I \) should increase (not decrease). For Technician B: If \( R \) decreases and \( V \) is constant, \( I=\frac{V}{R} \) means \( I \) increases (not decreases). So neither is correct.
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d. Neither Technician A nor B