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The resistance of a circuit that draws 10 amps at 120 volts is volts/amps or 12 Ohms.
resistance=10ohm,
voltage=120v,
current=?,
I=V/R Amp,
=120/10,
=12 A.
12 A of current flows in the circuit.
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