Answer: The voltage across an identical resistor = 60 Volts
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1
Given that voltage across the resistor is directly proportional to the current running through the resitor.
Mathematically, it would be represented as
Voltage ∝ Current
Introducing the constant of proportionality, k which represents the Resistor as it is constant.
we have that
Voltage = K x Current
When current = 12 amps and voltage = 480v, the constant of proportionality K
480 = k x 12
k = 480/12
k= 40
Step 2 ,
when current = 1.5 amps
Voltage = ?
Using our equation that
Voltage = K x Current
Voltage = 40 x 1.5
Voltage = 60 Volts
**plug in the first equation into the y of the next.
3x + 1 = 5x - 3
-1 from both sides
3x = 5x -4
-5x from both sides
-2x = -4
divide both sides by negative 2
x= 2
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x 6
six is your base number.. then you do 6x8 which is 48 you will leave the 8 under the ones column and carry the 4 above the seven then you do 7x6 plus the 4.
I think that's how i learned it
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