Q1: A- Derive equations of power ( FxR) and (V/R) from (VxI) B- derive the law of current division between parallel resistances C- 1- Explain briefly the ohms law. 2- the Why the current is not flowing through wood. 3- What's the types of resistances

Q1: A- Derive equations of power ( FxR) and (V/R) from (VxI) B- derive the law of current division between parallel resistances C- 1- Explain briefly the ohms law. 2- the Why the current is not flowing through wood. 3- What's the types of resistances

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3- What's the types of resistances

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