ANYONE HERE THAT KNOWS ELECTRICITY ?

DOdoubleG · Jun 16, 2018

So anyone knows electricity ? Tuesday I have an exam and I am so fcuked up, I added a question on Quora, please check it out and let me know if you have any idea
https://www.quora.com/HEY-ANYONE-KN...EENSHOT-OF-MY-PROBLEM-http-prntscr-com-jvnd2x

Stavro · Jun 16, 2018

If you seriously don't understand Ohm's law, it's probably for the best that you fail the course now before you end up causing a fire with a poorly designed circuit.

yuuzokun · Jun 16, 2018

Yes I do .... V = I x R

awesomewebsites · Jun 16, 2018

Good old memories. I do not remember most of the equations though.

roadhamster · Jun 16, 2018

The answer is C.
With same potentials a bulb which draws 30 Watts has higher resistance than a bulb which draws 60 W. Less power = higher resistance with same potential.

bluehatface · Jun 16, 2018

Ohm's Law. More resistance = Less power

Here's an explanation similar to your question: https://physics.stackexchange.com/q...cent-light-bulb-have-a-lower-resistance-value

Deleted member 719276 · Jun 16, 2018

S+I+R = SIR

D+E+A+R = DEAR

yuuzokun · Jun 16, 2018

Neon said:
S+I+R = SIR

D+E+A+R = DEAR

Teach me master.

bigvision · Jun 16, 2018

Sometimes when im bored i watch physics videos on various laws used. Some work together, some contradict each other but to get a pure understanding just watch videos you have a whole 4 days to absorb the information.

MatthewGraham · Jun 17, 2018

(D*E*A*R)^2
=
D E A R
E
A
R

migleezy · Jun 17, 2018

Its ohm's law V=RI

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