Electronics - Resistance and Power - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Resistance and Power - General Questions (Q.No. 61)
61.
One ampere of current flowing through one ohm of resistance is equal to:
Discussion:
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BALAKRISHNA said:
8 years ago
p= I^2R.
= 1^2 * 1,
= 1 WATT.
= 1^2 * 1,
= 1 WATT.
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Aman said:
8 years ago
V = IR then,
P = VI.
P = 1 WATT.
P = VI.
P = 1 WATT.
Arshad said:
9 years ago
Please can you explain this?
Hari bala said:
10 years ago
One ampere current flowing through the one ohm resistance means the multiplication of I*R.
So it will be voltage. How will it be a power?
So it will be voltage. How will it be a power?
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HIREN PATEL said:
1 decade ago
P =I*I*R
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