1 Ω is equal to A. 1 V A-2 B. 1 V A-1 C. 1 V-1 A D. 2 V A-1

1 Ω is equal to

A. 1 V A-2

B. 1 V A-1

C. 1 V-1 A

D. 2 V A-1
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1 V A-1


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