Understanding the Three Power Formulas in Electrical Engineering

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Hi Guys,

There are three Power formulas,( P=IV, P=I^2R, P=V^2/R) can some tell me when to use the right formula?
 
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Gajan1234 said:
Hi Guys,

There are three Power formulas,( P=IV, P=I^2R, P=V^2/R) can some tell me when to use the right formula?
Welcome to the PF.

You should re-post your question in the EE forum. This forum is for New Member Introductions only. :smile:
 
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