How do you calculate total resistance in a series circuit?
RT = R1 + R2 + R3 + ...
What is Ohm's Law?
V = I * R
(Voltage equals current times resistance)
What 3 things does every circuit NEED?
Pathway, Resistor, Power Source
What are the two types of circuits?
Series & Parallel!
Can sound travel through space?
NO!
Sound can't travel through space, so if you talk to someone on the moon, they wouldn't be able to hear you unless there was a way to send sound waves through a medium!
If my RT = 2013Ω, and R1 = 1782Ω, what is R2?
R2 = 231Ω
What are the units for Ohms Law?
V = volts
I = Amps
R = Ohms
What flows through a circuit?
Electrons!
Does a circuit need a switch to function?
NO!
What are the three types of human muscles?
skeletal (for movement), smooth (like in your stomach), and cardiac (in your heart)
What is the total Resistance in a circuit with the following parts: R1 = 0.63Ω, R2 = 2.5Ω, a power source of 14V, and a current of 8A?
RT = 3.13Ω
What would the Voltage be in a circuit with a 15Ω resistor and a current of 0.25A?
V = 3.75V
What does a resistor do?
Slows the flow of the electrons.
What is an example of resistor?
What is an example of a power source?
A Lightbulb
A Battery
What letter doesn’t appear in any US state name?
Q!
RT = 60Ω
What would the Current be in a circuit with a battery with 28V a resistor 6.5Ω?
I = 4.3A
What does a pathway do?
Allows for electrical energy to be transfered
What is an everyday example of a series circuit? A parallel circuit?
A flashlight is an example of a series circuit
Modern Christmas lights are an example of a parallel circuit
The Eiffel Tower can grow up to about 6 inches taller in the summer. Why?
It's because the heat makes the iron expand!
If my RT = 124Ω, what is R1 and R2?
CANNOT SOLVE!
What would the Resistance value be in a circuit with a power supply of 14.2V and a current of 0.6A?
R = 23.7Ω
What does a power source do?
It is the driving force that pushes electrons through the circuit
What is a simple circuit?
A circuit only containing a single pathway, resistor, and power source.
A nickel (the five-cent coin) is actually only made of 25% nickel. What is the remaining 75% of the nickel made out of?
The other 75% is copper!