Ohm's law is a law in circuits that states the voltage VV across a resistor RR is related to the current II by the equation V=IRV=IR. If a resistor of 33 ohms has a current through it and that creates a Voltage of 2424 Volts across the resistor, how many volts would go across the resistor if we replaced it with an 88 ohm resistor and kept the same current?

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