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    This document provides a 10 question Ohm's Law practice worksheet. Students are directed to use Ohm's Law to solve problems involving calculating unknown values of voltage, current, or resistance given two of the three variables. The questions involve circuits with resistors, lamps, batteries, and stove elements. Students are asked to show their work and circle their final answers.

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    This document provides a 10 question Ohm's Law practice worksheet. Students are directed to use Ohm's Law to solve problems involving calculating unknown values of voltage, current, or resistance given two of the three variables. The questions involve circuits with resistors, lamps, batteries, and stove elements. Students are asked to show their work and circle their final answers.

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    This document provides a 10 question Ohm's Law practice worksheet. Students are directed to use Ohm's Law to solve problems involving calculating unknown values of voltage, current, or resistance given two of the three variables. The questions involve circuits with resistors, lamps, batteries, and stove elements. Students are asked to show their work and circle their final answers.

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    Name:________________

    Physical Science - Electricity


    Period:_________ Ohms Law Practice PS-23
    Directions: Use Ohms law to solve each problem. You must show your work, and circle your answer.

    1. A resistance of 30Ω is placed in a circuit with a 90 volt battery. What current flows in the circuit?

    2. A motor with a resistance of 32Ω is connected to a voltage source. Four amps of current flows in the
    circuit. What is the voltage of the source?

    3. A transistor radio uses 2 amps of current when it is run by a 9 volt battery. What is the resistance in
    the radio circuit?

    4. An E.M.F. Of 75 volts is placed across a 15 ohm fixed resistor. What current flows through the
    resistor?

    5. A current of 5 amps flows through a lamp when it is connected to a 110 volt power source. What is
    the resistance of the lamp?

    6. A resistance of 60 ohms allows 0.4 amps of current to flow when it is connected across a battery.
    What is the voltage of the battery?

    7. What current flows through a 15 ohm fixed resistor when it operates on a 120 volt outlet?

    1|Page
    Ohms law: V=I·R I=V/R R=V/I
    Name:________________
    Physical Science - Electricity
    Period:_________ Ohms Law Practice PS-23
    8. The resistance of an electric stove burner element is 11 ohms. What current flows through this
    element when it runs off a 220 volt line?

    9. What voltage is applied to a 20 ohm fixed resistor if the current through the resistor is 1.5 amps?

    10. What is the resistance of a lamp that is connected to a 110 voltage source that draws 2 amps of
    current?

    Use Ohms Law (V=IR) to calculate the unknown value. You must show your work, and circle your
    answer.

    1 ? 2

    60v
    3 4

    2|Page
    Ohms law: V=I·R I=V/R R=V/I

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