With 0.45 amp flowing through an 18-ohm resistor, the voltage across it is
V = I R = (0.45) x (18) = <em>8.1 volts .</em>
"But I asked for the battery voltage! That's the voltage across the resistor."
The ends of the resistor are connected directly to the battery terminals.
They're the same voltage.
"But what about the 6-ohm resistor ? Where does that figure in ?"
In parallel, it doesn't. It's also connected directly across the battery,
and it has its own current.
In parallel, neither resistor knows or cares whether or not there are
any other resistors present. In parallel, it makes no dif.
It would be: Speed = Distance / Time
Answer:
8
Explanation:
Finding time= t=change in velocity or distance/acceleration
so 32/9.5-5.5
32/4
8
It is b. It gains momentum when going down. Think of it like a sled. When you go up the hill, it goes slower, but when you go down the hill, you gain speed(momentum) and it increases
Speaking that the trash can absorb the momentum. It only should go 5
