Question

How much voltage is required to cause 1.6A in a device that has 30ohm resistance ​

Answer 1

Answer:

48 V

Explanation:

According to the given question,

Current = I = 1.6 A

Resistance = R = 30 ohm

And we are asked to find Voltage.

We know that from ohm's law that,

• V = IR

Where V = Voltage

So, by putting the values we get;

• V = 30×1.6

• V = 48 Volt ans.

So We need 48 volts of potential difference between that device of 30 ohm resistance to get current of 1.6 Amp.

Answer 2

VERIFIED BY EXPERTS

V = CURRENT × RESISTANCE

V = 1.6 × 30

V= 30.0 × 1.6

18.00

30.00

48.00

= V= 48 velocity