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Name here 52 pts

Voltage (volts)Current(amps)Resistance(ohms) Use game to fill in the blanks Screenshot symbol 10 pts

 Click here for ReadingReading  Click here for activityactivity Screenshot finished game here 12 points

 Click HERE Circuit Construction Kit Click HERE Circuit Use these tools to complete the challenges Challenge #2 : 2. Use the same circuit above and use the wire resistance to make the current 1.8 amps Screenshot final here Challenge #1 : 1. Create a circuit a total voltage of 36 volts and a current of 3.6 amps. NO LIGHT BULB. Use tools to show voltage, amps, and resistance Screenshot final here 10 pts

 Click HERE Circuit Construction Kit Click HERE Circuit Use these tools to complete the challenges Challenge #4: 4. Create a parallel circuit with 2 light bulbs, 1 resistor where the current on one light bulb is twice as strong as the current in the other light bulb Screenshot final here Challenge #3 : 3. Create a circuit with a voltage of 48 volts, use a combination of light bulbs and resistors to make the electrons stop moving… show current of 0 Screenshot final here 10 pts

 Click here for activityactivity  Click here for math helpmath help Screenshot finished problems here 10 pts