Question

what does the formula "V=IR" means? Plus, how to use it?

Answer 1

its the ohms law.....

Answer 2

so basically is only use in electricity?

Answer 3

yeps!!!...its used to find out the resistance..

Answer 4

oh, so you can do like "R=V/I" instead of the original formula?

Answer 5

yes u can write it...

Answer 6

hi fird96
u can use v=ir and i=v/r r=v/i

Answer 7

This is ohms law where V is a voltage (potential difference) across a resistor R which leads current I trough it.

Answer 8

thx, guys. :D