-Explain Ohm's Law and give several mathematical examples.26Calculate the current where 10 coulombs of charge pass a point in 5 seconds.27Calculate the current of a lightning bolt that delivers a charge of 35 coulombs to the ground in a time of 1/1000 second.28Calculate the current in a toaster that has a heating element of 14 ohms when connected to a 120-V outlet.29.Calculate the current in the coiled heating element of a 240-V stoveThe resistance of the element is 60 ohms at its operating temperature.30Electric socks, popular in cold weather, have a 90-ohm heating element that is powered by a 9-volt batteryHow much current warms your feet?31How much current moves through the fingers (resistance: 1200 ohms) if you touch them to the terminals of a 6-volt battery?32Calculate the resistance of a filament in a light-bulb that carries 0.4A when 3.0 V is impressed across it.33Calculate the current in a 140-W electric blanket connected to a 120-V outlet.
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26Calculate the current where 10 coulombs of charge pass a point in 5 secondscurrent 10/5 2 amps 27Calculate the current of a lightning bolt that delivers a charge of 35 coulombs to the ground in a time of 1/1000 second35/1ms 35000 amps 28Calculate the current in a toaster that has a heating element of 14 ohms when connected to a 120-V outletI 120/14 29.Calculate the current in the coiled heating element of a 240-V stoveThe resistance of the element is 60 ohms at its operating temperatureI 240/60 4 amps 30Electric socks, popular in cold weather, have a 90-ohm heating element that is powered by a 9-volt batteryHow much current warms your feet? I 9/90 100mA 31How much current moves through the fingers (resistance: 1200 ohms) if you touch them to the terminals of a 6-volt battery? I 6/120 50mA 32Calculate the resistance of a filament in a light-bulb that carries 0.4A when 3.0 V is impressed across itR 3/0.4 33Calculate the current in a 140-W electric blanket connected to a 120-V outletP EI 140 120I I 140/120 .
