If the voltage applied to a fixed resistor is tripled, the current through it will
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Correct answer to question 99 (Electronics Information): become three times as large
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With resistance fixed, current is directly proportional to voltage, so tripling the voltage triples the current. Only power, which depends on voltage squared, would rise ninefold.
Updated: November 2026