A 6.0 ohm resistor is connected to a 15 Volt Battery.?

Question

The question is What is the current in the circuit
How much thermal energy is produced in 10 minutes
Thanks everyone who helps me with this problem in advance im really grateful for your help God Bless You

Answer 1

It's the same thing as in the other two questions.

Use these relations:

P = IV
V = IR

From here you'll end up with:

P = I^2V

Where I = current, V = voltage, P = power (Watts) and R = resistance.

Remember that 10 mins is 600 seconds.

Answer 2

15 Volt Battery

Answer 3

As I recall, E = IR
where E = electromotive force (voltage)
I = current (amps)
R = resistance (ohms)

so 15/6 = 2.5 amps.

Not sure how much thermal energy that produces.

Answer 4

15 V Battery

Answer 5

V=I*R
so I = V/R
in other words the current is 15/6 The answer will be in amps

If I'm remembering my school Science correctly, Power = I^2*R

so square the current (in amps) and then multiply by the resistance and you'll have instantaneous Power (in watts). Because they want the energy in 10 minutes, divide by 6 to get the answer in Wh (Watt-hours)

Answer 6

I can tell you the answer to the first one but not the second.

Current=Voltage/Total Resistance

Current=15 Volts/6 Ohms

Current=2.5 Amps

Answer 7

First, you can find the current using Ohm's law:
i=V/R.

Secondly, you find the resistive dissipation : P=V(square)/R
This give you an answer in W=J/s. You then multiply by the time in seconds to get the thermal energy.

Answer 8

currrent=voltage/resistance=2.5Amperes
energy in 10 min=energy in 600 seconds=power*time=voltage*current*time=22.5kilowatt

Answer 9

Use Ohm's law to find current.
V=IR
V=voltage
I=current
R=Resistance

To find the power use
P=IV
or
P=I²R
or
P=V²/R

Once you have power, use
P=E/t
P=power
E=energy
t=time

And that's it.

Answer 10

7.5amps. ...