Acircuit has a current of 3.6 a and a resistance of 5.0 ω.

what is the voltage applied to the circuit?

0.72 v
1.4 v
8.6 v
18 v

The voltage applied to the circuit is 18 V.

Explanation:

Given that,

Current I = 3.6 A

Resistance R = 5.0 ohm

Using ohm's law

The voltage applied to the circuit is the product of the current and resistance.

Here, I = current

V = voltage

R = resistance

Hence, The voltage applied to the circuit is 18 V.

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