the answer is 103 to 1dp
P = 15
R = 5
T = 1
The formula for charge flow is Q=IT
So you have to rearrange P= I squared R
And when you rearrange you get square root 15/3
Then you multiply it by 60 because the time is supposed to be in seconds. and then you get the anser 103.9230485
hope it helps
P = 15
R = 5
T = 1
The formula for charge flow is Q=IT
So you have to rearrange P= I squared R
And when you rearrange you get square root 15/3
Then you multiply it by 60 because the time is supposed to be in seconds. and then you get the anser 103.9230485
hope it helps
Original post by rockyball89
the answer is 103 to 1dp
P = 15
R = 5
T = 1
The formula for charge flow is Q=IT
So you have to rearrange P= I squared R
And when you rearrange you get square root 15/3
Then you multiply it by 60 because the time is supposed to be in seconds. and then you get the anser 103.9230485
hope it helps
P = 15
R = 5
T = 1
The formula for charge flow is Q=IT
So you have to rearrange P= I squared R
And when you rearrange you get square root 15/3
Then you multiply it by 60 because the time is supposed to be in seconds. and then you get the anser 103.9230485
hope it helps
how did you go from q= it to p = i squared R
you have to rearrange it since you need the (I) to get the charge flow.
So the formula is P =I2r
If you put it in a triangle it would be
P
I2 x R
And since you want the "I" you cover it and that would mean I = P x R. However, the I has a squared in front of it, so you must do the opposite and square root it. So it would be Square root P/R
Hope that helps Anymore questions feel free to let me know
So the formula is P =I2r
If you put it in a triangle it would be
P
I2 x R
And since you want the "I" you cover it and that would mean I = P x R. However, the I has a squared in front of it, so you must do the opposite and square root it. So it would be Square root P/R
Hope that helps
Anymore questions feel free to let me knowOriginal post by qwertyK
how did you go from q= it to p = i squared R
V = IR
P = IV
P = I (IR)
P = I squared x R
Making I the subject of the formula, I = square root of P/R
Q = It
Q = (square root of P/R) x t
I hope it helped!
(edited 2 months ago)
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