Ohms Law:
V=I×R
Where V = Voltage (Volts),
I=V/R
I = Current (Amps)
R=V/I
R = Resistance (Ohms)
1. Given Current = 3 Amps and Resistance = 20 Ohms, Calculate Voltage.
2. Given Current = 2.5 Amps and Resistance = 120 Ohms, Calculate Voltage.
3. Given Current = 5 Amps and Resistance = 12 Ohms, Calculate Voltage.
4. Given Current = 0.5 Amps and Resistance = 320 Ohms, Calculate Voltage.
5. Given Current = 12 Amps and Resistance = 15 Ohms, Calculate Voltage.
6. Given Voltage = 60 Volts and Resistance = 12 Ohms, Calculate Current.
7. Given Voltage = 48 Volts and Resistance = 16 Ohms, Calculate Current.
8. Given Voltage = 125 Volts and Resistance = 50 Ohms, Calculate Current.
9. Given Voltage = 24 Volts and Resistance = 96 Ohms, Calculate Current.
10. Given Voltage = 100 Volts and Current = 2.5 Amps, Calculate Resistance.
11. Given Voltage = 42 Volts and Current = 6 Amps, Calculate Resistance.
12. Given Voltage = 64 Volts and Current = 4 Amps, Calculate Resistance.
13. Given Voltage = 12 Volts and Current = 0.25 Amps, Calculate Resistance.
14. Given Voltage = 76 Volts and Current = 0.5 Amps, Calculate Resistance.
15. Given that I = 1.5 Amps and R = 30 Ohms, Calculate V.
16. Given that R = 120 Ohms and V = 80 Volts, Calculate I.
17. Given that V = 48 Volts and I = 0.2 Amps, Calculate R.
18. Given that R = 11 Ohms and V = 55 Volts, Calculate I.