Technician A says that Ohm's law can be used to determine circuit current flow if total circuit resistance and total voltage are
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Answer:
Both technician are correct.
Explanation:
Remember that Ohm's Law its a relationship between Voltage (E), Current (I) and Resistance (R) in an electrical circuit. This relationship is defined by the following equation:
V=IR
In Ohm's Law you have 3 variables (V,I,R) and 1 equation. It means that you need to know 2 variables (Whatever 2 variables) to know the third.
Technician A says, in other words, that could calculate the Circuit current flow (I) knowing total circuit resistance (R) and total voltage (E). Note that Technician A knows 2 to 3 variables, then it's possible to use Ohm's Law with the following equation:
Technician B says, in other words, that could determine the unknown resistance (R) knowing total current (I) and source voltage (E). Once again, note that Technician B knows 2 to 3 variables, then it's possible to use Ohm's Law with the following equation:
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