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using ohm's law equation, calculate the resistance (R) with correct units . Voltage (V) = 5V ( 5 volts) , Current (I) = 5 m A (5 milliampere).

	A.	1 kilo ohm
	B.	1 milli ohm
	C.	1 A
	D.	1 ohm

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