Power =
- volts x amps
- volts/amps
- amps/volts
- amps - volts
Power is measured in
- joules
- watts
- ohms
- volts
To convert kilowatts to watts, you must
- add 1000
- multiply by 1000
- take away 1000
- divide by 1000
Heavy currents need big wires because:
- Big wires are strong
- Big wires are heavy
- Big wires don't get so hot.
- Big wires have a higher resistance
When electrical energy is passed through a resistor, electrical energy is turned into:
- light
- potential energy
- heat
- kinetic energy
Units for charge are:
- amps
- coulombs
- volts
- ohms
Charge =
- current x time
- current ÷ time
- time ÷ current
- time x time x current
A specially made weak link in a circuit is called
- a circuit breaker
- resistor
- heating element
- fuse
When working out the best fuse to use in a plug you must
- work out the voltage and use the next value up.
- work out the current and use the next value up.
- work out the current and use the next value down.
- work out the resistance and use the next value up.
Energy used depend on:
- the voltage only
- the voltage and the current only
- the voltage, the current, and the time.
- the voltage, the charge, and the time.