Grant Schomburg

[Grant Schomburg]

I think I just misread the question. It was referring to one specific load not an entire circuit. The resistance of a load would not change unless it was defective. In order to reduce the current flowing through that specific load something else in the circuit would have to change though, correct?

[Grant Schomburg]

If you add another load wouldn’t that change the total resistance. Is series or parallel circuit implied in quiz question number 7 or would this phenomenon apply to both series and parallel circuits?

[Grant Schomburg]

Is this a case where ohms law does not apply? EX. (RESISTANCE = VOLTAGE / CURRANT) > (RESISTANCE = 120VAC / 3amps) > (40ohms = 120VAC / 3amps). If the current is reduced by 2/3 the resistance must have gone up. (120ohm = 120VAC / 1amps)

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