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7.3 - Ohm's Law

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1.

Match the left definition with the appropriate term on the right.

  • measure of the electrical push through a wire

  • measure of how much electricity is being pushed

  • = V/I

  • measure of the resistance to electrical flow

  • = V/R

  • = I*R

  • Ohms

  • Current

  • Volts

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2.

In Ethan's phone charging example, what had to remain the same within the experiment?

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3.

Choose one of your answers from question #2. Describe how this could have changed the experiment.

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5.

What is the resistance of the wire that produced these results?

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6.

Where is the electrical resistance the lowest?

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7.

What is the electrical resistance within this diagram?

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8.

Which of these has the lowest resistance?

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9.

Which of these is used for low-amperage wiring (speaker wires, LED wires, etc)?

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10.

What can affect eletrical resistance?