6. When a 12 V battery is connected to a resistor, the current in it is a 0.4 A.
what is the resistance of a resistor? What would be the current through it
when it is connected to battery of 6 V?
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Potential Difference,V = 24 V
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 A
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x R
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 V
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohm
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohmCurrent,I = ?
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohmCurrent,I = ?V = I x R
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohmCurrent,I = ?V = I x R6 = I x 60
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohmCurrent,I = ?V = I x R6 = I x 60 I = 6 / 60 A
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohmCurrent,I = ?V = I x R6 = I x 60 I = 6 / 60 A = 1 / 10 A
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohmCurrent,I = ?V = I x R6 = I x 60 I = 6 / 60 A = 1 / 10 AI = 0.1 A .
Potential Difference,V = 24 VCurrent,I = 0.4 AResistance,R = ?V = I x R24 = 0.4 x RR = 24 / 0.4R = 240 / 4R = 60 ohm.Potential Difference,V = 6 VResistance,R = 60 ohmCurrent,I = ?V = I x R6 = I x 60 I = 6 / 60 A = 1 / 10 AI = 0.1 A .
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R=p.d./ current
R=12/0.4
=120/4
=30 ohm
p.d.2=6v
r=30 ohm
I=v/r
=6/30
=1/5
=0.2 ans
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