A conductor gives a current of when a potential difference of is applied across it

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Problem

A conductor gives a current of 0.5 A0.5\,\text{A} when a potential difference of 3 V3\,\text{V} is applied across it. Assuming the conductor obeys Ohm’s law, what current will flow when the potential difference is 7.5 V7.5\,\text{V}? (a) 1.0 A1.0\ \text{A} (b) 1.5 A1.5\ \text{A} (c) 1.25 A1.25\ \text{A} (d) 0.83 A0.83\ \text{A}

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