Wk 4 Assignment - Ohm's Law Terminology and Formulas

As Voltage Increases, Amperage ​ (a)   .

As ​ (b)   Decreases, Amperage Decreases.

As Resistance Increases, Amperage ​ (c)  

As ​ (d)   Decreases, Amperage Increases

• Increases
• Voltage
• Decreases
• Resistance

Match the following

• Voltage

• E

• Current

• P

• Power

• I

• Resistance

• R

Answer explanation

P is for Power

I is for Intensity of Current Flow

E is for Electromotive Force (Volts)

R is for Resistance

Match the following

• R

• 
• V

• I

• A

• E

• W

• P

Tags

CCSS.8.EE.C.7B

Match the following

• Ohms

• E

• Watts

• R

• Amps

• P

• Volts

• I

Match the following

• Flow

• I

• Oppose

• P

• Pressure

• E

• Works

• R

Answer explanation

P is for Power and Power expresses work performed by the load device.

I is for Amperage, which is the measurement of current flow

E is for Voltage and Voltage is Electrical Pressure.

R is for Resistance, which opposes current

Match the following

• Pressure

• Watts

• Oppose

• Amps

• Works

• Volts

• Flow

• Ohms

Match the following

• I x E

• I =

• E / I

• P =

• E / R

• R =

• I x R

• E =

Tags

CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

Match the following

• Voltage / Resistance

• I =

• Amps x Resistance

• R =

• Volts / Current

• P =

• Amps x Pressure

• E =

Tags

CCSS.6.EE.A.2C

Tech A says E = I x R. Tech B says E = R x I.

Who's correct?

• Tech A

• Tech B

• Both

• Neither

A circuit with a 12V battery and 2 loads with 2ohms each, Which formula look best when calculating It.

• It = Et / (R1+R2)

• It = (R1+R2) / Et