Jaipal measures a circuit at 1.2 A and 24. Using Ohm's law, what can he calculate for the circuit?

A. current (C)

B. current (I)

C. voltage (V)

D. voltage (A)

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Chaya Lucas

22 November, 01:59

Jaipal measures a circuit at 1.2 A and 24. Using Ohm's law, what can he calculate for the circuit?

A. current (C)

B. current (I)

C. voltage (V)

D. voltage (A)

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Draven Calhoun · Answer 1

Sadly, your 24 has lost its unit. If the 24 is volts, then you have the information needed to calculate the circuit's resistance. R=E/I = 20 ohms. If the 24 is ohms of resistance, then you have what you need to find the voltage. E = I R = 28.8 volts.

Camryn Arias · Answer 2

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "C. voltage (V) " Jaipal measures a circuit at 1.2 A and 24. Using Ohm’s law, he can calculate for the circuit is that through the C. voltage (V)

Jaipal measures a circuit at 1.2 A and 24. Using Ohm's law, what can he calculate for the circuit?A. current (C)B. current (I)C. voltage (V)D. voltage (A)

Jaipal measures a circuit at 1.2 A and 24. Using Ohm's law, what can he calculate for the circuit?

A. current (C)

B. current (I)

C. voltage (V)

D. voltage (A)