Ohm's Law

A visually engaging illustration that depicts electrical components such as resistors, voltage sources, and current flow concepts, with vibrant colors and clear labels.

Ohm's Law Quiz

Test your knowledge of electrical fundamentals with our engaging Ohm's Law quiz. This quiz is designed for anyone looking to brush up on their understanding of voltage, current, and resistance.

Whether you're a student or simply curious about electricity, this quiz covers key concepts like:

Electrical potential and its measurement
Ohm's Law and its applications
Calculating current and resistance

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExaminingElectricity202

Which answer states Ohm's Law?

Electrical voltage is equal to the Current multiplied by the Resistance of a circuit

Electrical Resistance is equal to the Voltage multiplied by the Current of an electrical circuit

Electrical Current is equal to the Resistance multiplied by the voltage in a circuit

There is no relationship between the Voltage, Resistance and Current in an electrical circuit

What Voltage will produce a 0.35 Ampere current through a 750 Ohm resistor?

2.625 Volts

262.5 Ampere

2,625 Volts

262.5 Volts

A hair dryer draws 6.5 Ampere when it is plugged into a 120 Volt Outlet. What is the resistance of the hairdryer?

18.5 Volts

18.5 Ohms

18.5 Ampere

185 Ohms

The heating element in a heater has a resistance of 10.6 Ohms. What will be the current through the heating element when plugged into a 240 Volt source?

23.0 Ampere

22.6 Volts

22.6 Coulombs

22.6 Ampere

What voltage must a battery have to produce a 0.5 Ampere current through a 4.0 Ohm resistor?

200 Volts

0.2 Volts

2 Volts

2 Ampere

Ohm's Law

Ohm's Law Quiz

More Quizzes