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im trying to find the resistance my meter would read if if the bake element was good
and i know that the bake element is rated at 1800 watts at 240vac is removed from an electric oven so its resistance can be measured
oops my bad so its 12v divided by 1,000 ohms = 0.012
so 120v dived by 1,000 ohms = 0.12
current equals voltage over resistance
HOW WOULD I WORK TH EQUATION LIKE AM I SUPPOSED TO MULTIPLY THE VOLTAGE BY THE RESISTANCE OR WHAT?
I=E/R
I
1. im being asked to calculate how much current flow is in a circuit with a 120 VDC source connected to a 1K-ohm load
2. the information your given is that its got a 120 VDC source and that its connected to 1K-ohm load
r=e/i?
dang im sorry i meant to put [answer hidden] i dont know why i put current flow
current flow
1,000 times less work?
R1 would be doing less work compared to R2?
R1 would be doing less work then R2 right? and P=E X I?
yes it does make sense i got it now
R2 resistor?
