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Jaipal measures a circuit at 1. 2 A and 24. Using Ohm’s law, what can he calculate for the circuit? current (C) current (I) voltage (V) voltage (A).

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Eduard22sly

Jaipal can calculate for the voltage (V) in the circuit

Ohm's laws states as follow:

V = IR

Where:

V is the voltage (unit V)

I is the current (unit A)

R. Is the resistance (unit ohm)

  • From the question given above, we were given the following:

Current (I) = 1.2 A

Resistance (R) = 24 ohms

Voltage (V) =?

From the above we can see that the voltage is missing.

Thus, using ohm's law, Jaipal can calculate for the voltage (V) in the circuit

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onyebuchinnaji

Jaipal can calculate the Voltage in the circuit from the current and resistance he measured.

The given parameters:

  • current measured in the circuit, I = 1.2 A
  • resistance of the circuit, R = 24 ohms

According to Ohms law, the voltage across a conductor is directly proportional to the current flowing the conductor.

V = IR

where;

  • V is voltage in the circuit

V = 1.2 x 24

V = 28.8 V

Thus, Jaipal can calculate the Voltage in the circuit from the current and resistance he measured.

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