What is the resistance of a circuit with a voltage of 10 v and current of 5a is?

Resistance = (voltage) / (Current)

Resistance = (10 V) / (5 A)

Resistance = 2 ohms.

2 ohms.

Explanation:

Calculating the resistance of a circuit is very simple, you just have to divide the voltage value by the current value. With this calculation you will have the resistance value of the circuit.

R = (Voltage) / (current)

R= (10) / (5)

R= 2 ohms

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