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I (Unit : Ampere, A)


= Electric current flows in a circuit or flows through a resistor.




Q (Unit : Coulomb,C)


= Total charge brought byelectrons that flow in a circuit or through a resistor.




t (Unit : Second, s)


= Time interval.




dQ/dt (Unit : Coulomb per second or Ampere)


= Rate of total charge flows in a circuit or through a resistor.


Q (Unit : Coulomb,C)


= Total charge brought byelectrons that flow in a circuit or through a resistor.




n (Unit : no)


= Number of electrons flowsin a circuit or flows through a resistor.




e (Unit : Coulomb,C)


= Chargeof an electron.


= 1.6 x10-19 C


V (Unit : Voltage,V)


= Potential difference betweenthe ends of a resistor.




I (Unit : Ampere, A)


= Electric current flows in a circuit or flows through a resistor.




R (Unit : Ohm).


= Resistance of a resistor.

P (Unit : Ohm meter)


= Resistivity of a resistor(is a constant depends on the type of material).




R (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of a resistor.




A (Unit :Meter square, m2)


= Cross sectional area of aresistor.




l (Unit : Meter, m)


= Length of a resistor.

R (Unit : Ohm)


= New Resistance of aresistor after temperature changed.




Ro (Unit : Ohm)


= Initial Resistance of aresistor before temperature changed.




alpha (Unit : oC-1or K-1).


= Temperature coefficient of theresistor’s material).




T (Unit : C or K)


= New temperature of resistor.




To (Unit : C or K)


= Initial temperature ofresistor.

V (Unit : Voltage,V)


= Potential difference betweenthe ends of a resistor.




emf (Unit : Volt, V)


= Electromotiveforce of a battery.




I (Unit : Ampere, A)


= Electric current flows in a circuit or flows through a resistor.




r (Unit : Ohm)


= Internal resistance of abattery.

R (Unit : Ohm)


= Effective resistance of resistors in series.




R1 (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor 1.




R2 (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor 2.




R3 (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor 3.




Rn (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor nth.

R (Unit : Ohm)


= Effective resistance of resistors in parallel.




R1 (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor 1.




R2 (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor 2.




R3 (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor 3.




Rn (Unit : Ohm)


= Resistance of resistor nth.

V1 (Unit : volt)


= Potential difference across R1.




V (Unit : volt)


= Total potential difference across R1, R2, ..., Rn.

emf1 (Unit : volt)


= voltage of battery 1 which contributing potential difference upon L1.




L1 (Unit : meter)


= Length of the wire due to emf 1.




emf2 (Unit : volt)


= voltage of battery 2 which contributing potential difference upon L2.




L2 (Unit : meter)


= Length of the same wire due to emf 2.