A Falkirk High School presentation

Ohm’s Law For each of the questions, click the letter of the correct answer Click to start the test

When a resistor is connected to a 3 Volt battery, a current of 6 Amps flows through it. Calculate the size of the resistor. B C D A0.5 ohms 2 ohms 3 ohms 18 ohms 1 a V A

When a resistor is connected to a 3 Volt battery, a current of 6 Amps flows through it. Calculate the size of the resistor. First draw the triangle that links voltage, current and resistance the answer R I V Sorry you’re wrong, let me show you how to do it. the question Now write down what the question is asking you to calculate. (Resistance) R = Now cover up R with your finger And see what’s left in the triangle I V 6 3 = =0.5 ohm Now substitute the numbers into the equation and calculate the answer. Click here for the next question V I

When a resistor is connected to a 12 Volt battery, a current of 8 Amps flows through it. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 98 ohms 4 ohms 1.5 ohms 0.66 ohms 1 b

When a resistor is connected to a 240 Volt supply, a current of 6 Amps flows through it. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 40 ohms 20 ohms 10 ohms ohms 1 c

When a resistor is connected to a 9 Volt battery, a current of 45 milliamps flows through it. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 6 ohms 0.2 ohms 20 ohms 200 ohms 2 a

Before you can start a calculation, you must make sure all the measurements are in Standard Units. R I V This is the same sort of calculation as before but this time the current is in milliamps. To change milliamps to Amps, you must divide by 1000 So 45 milliamps =45/1000=0.045 A R = I V ==200 ohms so Click here for the next question

When a resistor is connected to a 3 Volt battery, a current of 150 milliamps flows through it. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 20 ohms 2 ohms 5 ohms 50 ohms 2 b

When a resistor is connected to a 1.5 Volt cell, a current of 150 milliamps flows through it. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 0.1 ohms 100 ohms 1 ohms 10 ohms 2 c

Calculate the current that would flow through a 3 ohm resistor when it is connected to a 1.5 Volt cell. A B C D 2 A 4.5 A A 3 a

Calculate the current that would flow through a 3 ohm resistor when it is connected to a 1.5 Volt cell. First draw the triangle that links voltage, current and resistance the answer R I V Sorry you’re wrong, let me show you how to do it. the question Now write down what the question is asking you to calculate. (Current) I = Now cover up I with your finger And see what’s left in the triangle R V = =0.5 A Now substitute the numbers into the equation and calculate the answer. Click here for the next question V R

Calculate the current that would flow through a 100 ohm resistor when it is connected to a 20 Volt supply. A B C D 0.1 A 0.2 A 5 A 2000 A 3 b

Calculate the current that would flow through a 30 ohm resistor when it is connected to a 3 Volt battery. A B C D 90 A 10 A 1 A 0.1 A 3 c

Calculate the current that would flow through a 3 k  resistor when it is connected to a 6 Volt battery. A B C D 18 A A A 2 A 4 a

Before you can start a calculation, you must make sure all the measurements are in Standard Units. R I V This is the same sort of calculation as before but this time the resistance is in k . To change k  to , you must multiply by 1000 So 3 k  =3x1000= 3000  I = R V ==0.002 A so Click here for the next question

Calculate the current that would flow through a 6 k  resistor when it is connected to a 24 Volt battery. A B C D A 0.04 A 0.4 A 4 A 4 b

Calculate the current that would flow through a 9 k  resistor when it is connected to a 9 Volt battery. A B C D 1 A 0.1 A 0.01 A A 4 c

Calculate the voltage over a 6  resistor if a current of 12 A flows through it. A B C D 0.5 V 2 V 72 V V 5 a

Calculate the voltage over a 6  resistor if a current of 12 A flows through it. First draw the triangle that links voltage, current and resistance the answer R I V Sorry you’re wrong, let me show you how to do it. the question Now write down what the question is asking you to calculate. (Voltage) V = Now cover up V with your finger And see what’s left in the triangle R x I==72 V Now substitute the numbers into the equation and calculate the answer. Click here for the next question 6 x 12 RI

Calculate the voltage over a 30  resistor if a current of 0.5 A flows through it. A B C D 60 V 15 V V 150 V 5 b

Calculate the voltage over a 2  resistor if a current of 5 A flows through it. A B C D 0.4 V 0.1 V 2.5 V 10 V 5 c

Calculate the current that would flow through a 60  resistor when it is connected to a 3 Volt battery. A B C D 0.05 mA 20 mA 50 mA 180 mA 6 a

Calculate your answer as before. R I V This is the same sort of calculation as before but this time the answer is in mA. To change A to m , you must multiply by A =0.05x1000=50 mA I = R V 60 3 ==0.05 A so Click here for the next question

Calculate the current that would flow through a 480  resistor when it is connected to a 12 Volt battery. A B C D 25 mA 40 mA mA 0.04 mA 6 b

Calculate the current that would flow through a 1000  resistor when it is connected to a 250 Volt supply. A B C D 2.5 mA 25 mA 250 mA 4 mA 6 c

When a resistor is connected to a 120 V supply, the current through it is measured to be 0.02 A. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 6000 k  600 k  60 k  6 k  7 a

Calculate your answer as before. R I V This is the same sort of calculation as before but this time the answer is in k . To change  to k , you must divide by  = 6000/1000= 6 k  R = I V == 6000  so Click here for the next question

When a resistor is connected to a 9 V supply, the current through it is measured to be 0.09 A. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 0.1 k  1 k  10 k  100 k  7 b

When a resistor is connected to a 3 V supply, the current through it is measured to be A. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 2000 k  200 k  20 k  2 k  7 c

The picture shows a circuit used to determine the size of a resistor. Close-ups of the readings are shown. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 1.9  3.3  0.3  3.7  8 a

Sorry, you’re WRONG! Maybe you’ve made a mistake in reading the meter scales. The Voltmeter reading is 2.5 V So the ammeter reading is 0.76 A To calculate the resistance, you use R = I V == 3.3  On the ammeter, 0.7 would be here.7

The picture shows a circuit used to determine the size of a resistor. Close-ups of the readings are shown. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 1.9  9.4  2.4  1.2  8 b

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The picture shows a circuit used to determine the size of a resistor. Close-ups of the readings are shown. Calculate the size of the resistor. A B C D 9.2  7.7  0.69  0.13  8 c

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A B C D 5  6  5000  0.2  9 a The picture shows a circuit used to determine the size of a resistor. Close-ups of the readings are shown. Calculate the size of the resistor.

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A B C D 4.1  4640  4800  4100  9 b The picture shows a circuit used to determine the size of a resistor. Close-ups of the readings are shown. Calculate the size of the resistor.

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A B C D 8333   10  8.3  9 c The picture shows a circuit used to determine the size of a resistor. Close-ups of the readings are shown. Calculate the size of the resistor.

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