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Micah Lopez

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  • #2 the difference between the two is that the voltage pushes the electrons and voltage drop is the effect of the voltage pushing its self through a load

    #3b so if i need to find current id need to do I=E/R

    #3c so to calculate voltage drop you would need to do E=I*R

    #3d so no matter what the current stays the same and resistance affects the amps and voltage mostly

    #3f to calculate watts id need to do P=I^2/R

    in reply to: help with voltage drop #18752

    so let me know if i got this right if i need to find how much heat a object in a circuit creates id need to look on the ohm’s wheel and look at power slice of it. because wattage is considered heat right?

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