Electrical Engineering - Ohm's Law - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Ohm's Law - General Questions (Q.No. 1)
1.
An electric heater draws 3.5 A from a 110 V source. The resistance of the heating element is approximately
385
38.5
3.1
31
Answer: Option
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Discussion:
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Magesh said:   8 years ago
Solve it by using ohm' law.

Sujin adhikari said:   8 years ago
Under a constant physical condition (i.e temperature remains constant) current flowing through the conductor is directly proportional to voltage or (potential different) applied across its end.

Pavankumar said:   8 years ago
From the given question, it is related to ohm's law V=IR.
then,
from the question, V=110V and I=3.5A.
R=V/A=110/3.5=31.42=31.

Oyelowo Oluwatobiloba said:   8 years ago
From
V = IR
(where V is the Voltage (volts), I current (Ampere), and R resistance(ohms)

V=110v
I=3.5A
R=?

Making R subject from V=IR by dividing through by I
We have R=V/I
R=110/3.5
R= 31.4ohms

Approximately 31ohms.

Er.Mukesh kumar said:   8 years ago
According yo law, 31 is right.

Braj Kumar said:   8 years ago
According to ohm's low R =V/I,
V= 110V.
I = 3.5A.

Put the value of voltage and current above formula given.
R = 110/3.5.

Correct answer is 31 ohm.

Deepak prakash said:   8 years ago
According to ohms law, I is directly proportional to V.
so. V=IR
R=v/I
R=110/3.5=31.42.

Shubham Pandey said:   8 years ago
Acc. To ohm's law.
V=IR.
Or R= V/I.
Then,
R=110/3.5.
=>1100/35.
=31.42.

Bibek said:   7 years ago
The correct answer is 31.4 Ω.

T ASHOK said:   7 years ago
Resistance =voltage /current.

So, R =110/3.5,
So, R =110/35/10,
So, R =110/35 *10,
R=31.4 Ω.


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