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One must be careful in using the last equation since an alteration in current will also alter the resistance whenever the voltage is held constant. Thus, the first two equations are of greater importance since they represent equations with one independent variable and the other variable held constant.
An electric appliance with a current of I and a resistance of R is used for t hours during the course of a month. The cost of operating the appliance at Volts is D dollars. What would be the new cost in terms of D if Like the previous question, this question tests your understanding of the mathematical relationship between power, current, voltage and resistance.
But this question also tests your understanding between power, time, energy and electricity costs. An electric bill is based upon energy consumption. Thus, an increase in either time or power will lead to an increase in the electricity costs by the same factor. So the key to the question is to use information about power and about usage rate to determine the energy consumed and thus the electricity costs. There are two equations of importance in predicting how alterations in current and resistance effect the power:.
The first equation shows that the power would increase by the same factor by which the current is increased. The second equation shows that the power would decrease by the same factor that the resistance is increased.
Consider the diagram at the right of a parallel circuit. Each light bulb has an identical resistance of R and the battery voltage is V. Use the labeled points on the diagram to answer the following questions. Answer in terms of I. Suppose that the resistance of the light bulb located between points D and G is doubled. Location A is outside or before the branching locations; it represents a location where the total circuit current is measured.
This current will ultimately divide into three pathways, with each pathway carrying the same current since each pathway has the same resistance. Location D is a branch location; one-third of the charge passes through this branch. Location B represents a location after a point at which one-third of the charge has already branched off to the light bulb between points D and G. So at location B, there is two-thirds of the current remaining.
And location L is a location in the last branch; so one-third of the charge passes through location L. The current at every branch location and in the total circuit is simply equal to the voltage drop across the branch or across the total circuit divided by the resistance of the branch or of the total circuit.
As such, the current is directly proportional to the voltage. So a doubling of the voltage will double the current at every location. The current at a branch location is simply the voltage across the branch divided by the resistance of the branch. So the current at location G is inversely proportional to the resistance of the branch.
Doubling the resistance will cause the current to be decreased by a factor of 2. The voltage drop across the first branch or any branch is simply equal to the voltage gained by the charge in passing through the battery. For a parallel circuit, the only means of altering a branch voltage drop is to alter the battery voltage. Altering the resistance of a light bulb in a specific branch can alter the current in that branch and the current in the overall circuit.
The current in a branch is inversely proportional to the resistance of the branch. So increasing the resistance of a branch will decrease the current of that branch and the overall current in the circuit as measured at location A. However, the current in the other branches are dependent solely upon the voltage drops of those branches and the resistance of those branches.
So while altering the resistance of a single branch alters the current at that branch location, the other branch currents remain unaffected. If the current at a given point in a circuit is 2. The current I is the rate at which charge passes a point on the circuit in a unit of time. Recognizing that a current of 2. The charge of a single electron is equal to 1.
So Coulombs must be a lot of electrons.
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