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How do you work out the current through a resistor???please help!!!!
Use the formula V=IR
V is voltage, I is current and R is resistance
Reply 2
How do I do the lamp question
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Help ASAP
Reply 4
Original post by Laurenafenete
Use the formula V=IR
V is voltage, I is current and R is resistance


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Original post by Alaoso
Help


I need a proper picture of the circuit first
Reply 6
Ok
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Hi
Reply 8
Original post by Laurenafenete
I need a proper picture of the circuit first


Hello
Reply 9
Original post by Alaoso
Hello


whats the whole question?
Reply 10
It's there
Reply 11
Original post by Laurenafenete
I need a proper picture of the circuit first
i have the photo please help
Give me a sec, trying to upload the pic

And there we go
Btw if you cant read it, it says o.5 A
idk why the photo isn't uploading but here is the link to the photo
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=507719&stc=1&d=1456437829
(edited 8 years ago)
Reply 13
The current through the ammeter is equal to the total current going through the circuit before it. therefore the current through the lamp and resistor is equal to that of the ammeter, 0.9 amps. take the current through the resistor away from that of the ammeter. 0.9 - 0.4 amps, and you are left with the current through the lamp. 0.5 amps
Reply 14
Thanks makes sense

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