16. If you double the voltage across a resistor while cutting its resistance to one-third its original

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16. If you double the voltage across a resistor while cutting its resistance to one-third its original value, what happens to the current in the resistor:

(a) it doubles,

(b) it triples,

(c) it increases by six times, or

(d) you can’t tell from the data given?

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