if the voltage across a resistor has tripled what does the current do?

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Reply from Dave User Rating:  84 Knowledge Tokens
V = I x R
So if the voltage is trippled then the current is trippled.
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Reply from leakywelly User Rating:  2550 Knowledge Tokens
no it aint. wouldnt want you doin me lecky work.
vx3=3(ixr)
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