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"Tim Williams" wrote in message
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"Ratch" wrote in message
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While correct and true in all
cases, those formulas are NOT Ohm's law, and it is wrong to call them
that.

Dude, go back to school, Algebra 1. V=IR I=V/R R=V/I etc.
The equation can be rearranged to any of the others by simple
multiplication and division by whichever variable.

Tim

I believe everyone on this newsgroup can isolate each of the terms
algebraically. What is your point? What don't you agree with? What is
incorrect? Be specific. Ratch

I think the point of everyone here is that you're being pedantic,
pointing out something that has no real relation to the topic being
discussed.


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