Ohm's Law Revision

Revision of Ohm's Law. An electrical circuit consists of 3 quantities - voltage, current and resistance. These quantities are the basis of Ohm's Law. Using two known quantities the third unknown quantity can be found. When the quantities being measured are very large or very small prefixes are used. Potential difference is the difference in voltage between any two points. All voltages being measured in a circuit are referenced to a common ground point.

Make sure you know it all! Any basic electrical or electronic circuit consists of three separate but very much related quantities, Voltage (V), Current (I) and Resistance (R).

Created by: Al
  1. What is the formula to find the value of voltage?
  2. What is the formula to find the value of Current?
  3. What is the formula to find the value of Resistance?
  4. If Voltage is 24v and (I) is 2amps, what is the value of P?
  5. If Voltage is 24v and I is 2amps, what is the value of R?
  6. If V=8, R1=10ohms, R2=15ohms. Find R total.
  7. If V=8, R1=10ohms, R2=15ohms. Find total current.
  8. If V=8, R1=10ohms, R2=15ohms. Find voltage across R2.
  9. If V=8, R1=10ohms, R2=15ohms. Find the power used by the circuit.
  10. if V=16, R1=20ohms, R2=30ohms. Find Rtotal.

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