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... Electrical current is similar to the rate of water flowing through a hose. Resistance - can be thought of as the "friction" on the movement of electrons in a wire. Measured in ohms, omega, Ω. Three ohms is written as 3 Ω. Resistance is similar to the friction inside the hose. But also, the resistanc ...
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