Nick Reyes

[Nick Reyes]

Never mind it just clicked for me -15 is a higher boiling point due to the fact that it is closer to 0. wow I do feel silly.

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Make sure to blackout the numbers in the chat above

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E=I*R

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Resistance multiplied by amps squared

[Nick Reyes]

Yes question 2,3,4 are about the same circuit I just realized.

The information I calculated in question 3 was how many amps there are in the circuit.

The current doesn’t change in a series circuit as it goes through loads.

[Nick Reyes]

1. The question is asking us to figure out what the voltage drop across each load in a series circuit.

2. There is 120 vac supplying the circuit.
The first load is 10 ohms.
The second load is 20 ohms.
The third load is 40 ohms.

3. Voltage squared divided by resistance (ohms) equals watts(power)

Voltage divided by resistance (ohms) equals current (amps)

Answer: I would say V/R = A so we can find how much current(amps) is flowing through that part of the circuit.

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