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Hello everyone new here :)
I've recently enrolled myself in a computer technician course and I've encountered a few (basic) electrical sums.
I have absolutely no electrical background, and the course mentioned no requirement of such, but I'm already being presented with work I have no idea of. These past few days I studied electricity basics but I'm still struggling a bit.
I understood the concept of Ohm's Law, I think...
V=IR or R=V/I or I=V/R are the equations.
However I'm now being presented with V2 (squared) and I have absolutely no idea what to think, I'm mentally challenged. Any place I can look more into these?
The question I'm facing is: Power is equal to voltage multiplied by current. Add the missing information in each of the following power equations.
And the equations are: P=V_____, P=R_____, P=V2______.
[Moderator's note: Moved from a technical forum and thus no template.]
I've recently enrolled myself in a computer technician course and I've encountered a few (basic) electrical sums.
I have absolutely no electrical background, and the course mentioned no requirement of such, but I'm already being presented with work I have no idea of. These past few days I studied electricity basics but I'm still struggling a bit.
I understood the concept of Ohm's Law, I think...
V=IR or R=V/I or I=V/R are the equations.
However I'm now being presented with V2 (squared) and I have absolutely no idea what to think, I'm mentally challenged. Any place I can look more into these?
The question I'm facing is: Power is equal to voltage multiplied by current. Add the missing information in each of the following power equations.
And the equations are: P=V_____, P=R_____, P=V2______.
[Moderator's note: Moved from a technical forum and thus no template.]
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