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A resistor in an ac
circuit behaves as it
does in a dc one.
It opposes the flow of
current.
The higher the
resistance, the lower
the current.
The higher the voltage
across the resistor, the
higher the current
through it.
We can apply Ohm's Law.
Voltage and current must
both be rms or peak, not
a mixture of the two.
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