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Ohm’s law

Use V = IR to calculate voltage from current and resistance in a simple circuit. Review suitability for your learners before teaching.

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Worksheet StudioPractice pack · Ages 16-18

Ohm’s law

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  1. 1. A resistor carries 9 A and has resistance 16 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 9 A · R = 16 Ω
  2. 2. A resistor carries 3 A and has resistance 21 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 3 A · R = 21 Ω
  3. 3. A resistor carries 5 A and has resistance 11 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 5 A · R = 11 Ω
  4. 4. A resistor carries 1 A and has resistance 27 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 1 A · R = 27 Ω
  5. 5. A resistor carries 6 A and has resistance 21 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 6 A · R = 21 Ω
  6. 6. A resistor carries 6 A and has resistance 2 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 6 A · R = 2 Ω
  7. 7. A resistor carries 7 A and has resistance 45 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 7 A · R = 45 Ω
  8. 8. A resistor carries 10 A and has resistance 29 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 10 A · R = 29 Ω
  9. 9. A resistor carries 4 A and has resistance 37 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 4 A · R = 37 Ω
  10. 10. A resistor carries 10 A and has resistance 21 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 10 A · R = 21 Ω
  11. 11. A resistor carries 3 A and has resistance 43 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 3 A · R = 43 Ω
  12. 12. A resistor carries 4 A and has resistance 18 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    +−R
    I = 4 A · R = 18 Ω
12 questions · Seed 45 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification
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Ohm’s law

Answers and reasoning. Review before teaching.

  1. 1. A resistor carries 9 A and has resistance 16 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    144 V

    V = I × R = 9 × 16 = 144 V.

  2. 2. A resistor carries 3 A and has resistance 21 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    63 V

    V = I × R = 3 × 21 = 63 V.

  3. 3. A resistor carries 5 A and has resistance 11 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    55 V

    V = I × R = 5 × 11 = 55 V.

  4. 4. A resistor carries 1 A and has resistance 27 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    27 V

    V = I × R = 1 × 27 = 27 V.

  5. 5. A resistor carries 6 A and has resistance 21 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    126 V

    V = I × R = 6 × 21 = 126 V.

  6. 6. A resistor carries 6 A and has resistance 2 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    12 V

    V = I × R = 6 × 2 = 12 V.

  7. 7. A resistor carries 7 A and has resistance 45 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    315 V

    V = I × R = 7 × 45 = 315 V.

  8. 8. A resistor carries 10 A and has resistance 29 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    290 V

    V = I × R = 10 × 29 = 290 V.

  9. 9. A resistor carries 4 A and has resistance 37 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    148 V

    V = I × R = 4 × 37 = 148 V.

  10. 10. A resistor carries 10 A and has resistance 21 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    210 V

    V = I × R = 10 × 21 = 210 V.

  11. 11. A resistor carries 3 A and has resistance 43 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    129 V

    V = I × R = 3 × 43 = 129 V.

  12. 12. A resistor carries 4 A and has resistance 18 Ω. Use V = IR to find the voltage.

    72 V

    V = I × R = 4 × 18 = 72 V.

12 questions · Seed 45 · Age guidance, not curriculum certification