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If the voltage across a fixed resistance is doubled, what happens to the current?

It stays the same.

The current cannot be determined.

It halves.

It doubles.

KEY2PHYSICS was built using technology and resources developed by National Science Foundation funding under NSF Award Numbers 0937989, 1418163, and 1742083.

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