The discussion revolves around a physics problem related to electric circuits, specifically involving a 12-volt battery and two ohm resistors connected in series. The original poster seeks to understand how many coulombs pass through each resistor in one second.
The discussion is ongoing with participants seeking clarification on fundamental concepts related to Ohm's law and electric current. Some guidance has been offered regarding the definitions involved, but no consensus or resolution has been reached yet.
There appears to be a lack of clarity regarding the relationship between current and coulombs, as well as the application of Ohm's law in this context. The original poster's attempt at a solution suggests some confusion about the calculations involved.
Volts=Current x ResistanceDrakkith said:What do V, I, and R in Ohm's law stand for? How are coulombs related to Ohm's law?
What's the definition of 'current'? How is it measured? What are its units?Precut said:Volts=Current x Resistance