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The basic form of ohms law is rearranged to find voltage when current and resistance are known. the voltage drop E in volts, produced across a resistive device is equal to the product of the current I flowing through the device, the amperes, and the resistance R of the device, in ohms. state this as a mathematical formula;

e=IxR
A current of 4 amp flows through a circuit having a resistance of 30ohms.apply ohms law for voltage;
120 volts
a current of 1.5 amp flows through a resister of 80ohms. Determine the voltage drop;
120 volts
the basic form of ohms law can also be rearranged to find resistance when voltage and current are known. It can be stated as follows: the resistance R in ohms, of a circuit or component is equal to the applied voltage E, in volts, divided by the resultant current flow I, in amperes. State this as a mathematical formula;
R=e/i
the voltage applied to a circuit is 25 volts, and the current that flows is 5 amps. find the circuit resistance.
5 ohms
a current of 0.25 amp flowing through a resistor produces a voltage drop of 20 volts across the resistor. Determine the resistance of the resistor.
80 ohms
apply ohms law for resistance
one volt is defined as the electromotive force which will produce a current flow of one ampere through a resistance of,
1 ohm
a millivolt (mv) is_________________ of a volt.
one thousandth
a microvolt (u~v) is_______________ of a volt.
one millionth
a kilovolt is_____________________.
1,000 volts
To convert kilovilts to volts you must multiply by _________________
1,000
If you have 14,400 volt line with 10 amps whats the resistance in ohms?
1,440 ohms
the basic unit of measure of resistance is the____________.
ohm
electric power is defined as a product of voltage and current, or as a formula, write the formula for power in watts.
P=ExI
one_________is defined as the amount of electric power which is expended when a voltage of one volt produces a current flow of one ampere.
watt
An applied voltage of 120 volts sets up a current flow of 3 amp, the power expended according to formula 1 is?
p=ExI 360watts
How much power is produced by current of 15 amps flowing in a 120 volt circuit?
P=ExI. 1800
A 200 watt lamp is operated from a 120 volt source, calculate the current through the lamp.
I=P/E. 1.67 amp
A current of 1 amp flows through a 240 watt resistor. determine the voltage drop across the resistor?
240/1=240 volts
e=p/i.
The common unit for electrical energy is a______________,?
watthour
When electric power is expended during a certain time, it performs work; in other words, it produces electrical energy. electrical energy is therefore determined by multiplying the power by the______________
time

What is the formula for watts?

P=ExI

Electric bill for your home is based on the ________________ used during a month?
Kilowatt hours
If lamps and appliances in a home consume 5000 Watts during 12, hours how much electrical energy, in kilowatt hours, is being spent?
5000x12=60,000---60,000/1,000=60kwhr
w=pt
In the above question at .07 cents a kilowatt hour how much would the electricity cost?
$4.20$
What is the cost of operating a 100 watt soldering iron for 8 hours if the charge is 7 cents a kilowatt hour?
56.00$
What is the current in a 30 watt lamp designed for operation on a 120 volt line?
.25 amps
Ohms law states that the current flowing in a closed electric circuit is directly proportional to the applied voltage, and inversely ________________________________________
Proportional to the circuit resistance
If, however, the voltage remains constant and the resistance of a circuit is increased, the current will be_________________.
Decreased
By using the symbols E, I and R to represent voltage, current and resistance and assigning units of measure to the three quantities, we can state ohms law as follows: the current I, in _______, which flows in a closed electric circuit is equal to the applied voltage E, in __________, divided by the resistance off the circuit R, in _____________.
amperes. I
volts. E
ohms. R
State as a mathematical formula Ohm's Law for amperes?
i=e/r
a voltage of 200 volts is applied to a circuit having a resistance of 40 ohms. determine the current flow in the circuit?
5 amps
Apply Ohm's law
A voltage of 40 volts is applied to a circuit having a resistance of 100 ohms. determine the current flow in the circuit
.4 amps