Nolan R, JT S, and +1 Period 2. What is the unit for Potential Difference? A) amps B) Volt C) Ohm D) Liter.

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Nolan R, JT S, and +1 Period 2

What is the unit for Potential Difference? A) amps B) Volt C) Ohm D) Liter

What is the unit for Potential Difference? (answer) A) amps B) Volt C) Ohm D) Liter

What is the equation for resistance? A) Resistance= volts/amps B) Resistance= amps/volts C) Resistance= voltage/current D) Resistance= current/voltage

What is the equation for resistance?(answer) A) Resistance= volts/amps B) Resistance= amps/volts C) Resistance= voltage/current D) Resistance= current/voltage

What happens when you increase voltage? A) a greater flow of electric currents. B) a greater flow of water C) a lesser flow of electric current D) the same amount of electric current.

What happens when you increase voltage?(answer) A) a greater flow of electric currents. B) a greater flow of water C) a lesser flow of electric current D) the same amount of electric current.

What object can measure voltage? A) an ammeter B) a voltmeter C) batteries and generators D) conductors

What object can measure voltage?(answer) A) an ammeter B) a voltmeter C) batteries and generators D) conductors

The potential energy per unit measure is called? A) electric field B) electric potential C)potential energy

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