All of the following describe the relationship of the parts of an electric current EXCEPT:?

Question

A) electric current increases as voltage increases

B) electric current increases as resistance decreases

C) electric current decreases as amperage increases

D) electric current depends on voltage and resistance

Answer 1

You need to watch what you're looking for!

Regardless of the type of circuit, the third answer "C" (current actually increases as amperage increases, since current is measured in amperes = coulombs per second) is incorrect.

However, there are other types of circuits, like capacitive ones.
In this case, the first statement (Current increases as voltage increases) is ALSO incorrect.

Answer 2

Answer: C. Electric current is measured in amperage so this is the same concept.

I = V / R

I is the current, measured in amperes
V is the potential difference measured in volts
R is the resistance measured in ohms

Answer 3

the answer is C

amperage is another way of saying current

R = E / I = E^2 / P = I^2

this will solve any thing

R= resistance
I= current, amps ---(intensity)
P=power
E=voltage

Answer 4

sophisticated factor. look into over google or bing. it might help!

Answer 5

C.


Doug