Question

Ohm’s law states that the voltage across a resistor is equal to the current flowing through it times the
resistor value (V = IR). Calculate the current flowing through the following a resistor with resistance of 1K
ohms if it has a measured voltage of 24 V across it:
A. 0.024 A
B. 0.24 A
C. 2.4 A
D. 24 A
E. No correct answer is available

Answer 1

V = 24 and R = 1000 so I =

Answer 2

R/V?

Answer 3

V/R***?

Answer 4

divide both sides of that Ohm thingy by R and what do you get?

Answer 5

I dont understand

Answer 6

V = I * R so to solve for I, divide both sides by R

Answer 7

Thats what I said up there^^^^ So 24/1000?

Answer 8

that sounds right

Answer 9

.024! Thanks!:D