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Electrical Theory: Ohms Law

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Question 151

A 240 V, single-phase resistive heater draws 10 A. What is its power rating?

Question 152

A 120 V circuit supplies a single 12 Ω resistive load. Approximately how much current flows in the circuit?

Question 153

A 1500 W space heater operates on a 120 V circuit. Approximately how much current does it draw?

Question 154

A 24 V control circuit draws 0.5 A of current. What is the resistance of the load?

Question 155

Ohm's law states that current is directly proportional to which quantity in a circuit?

Question 156

An electrician measures 240 V across a 48 Ω resistive load. What is the current flowing through the load?

Question 157

A portable heater is rated 1500 W at 120 V. Approximately how much current does it draw?

Question 158

A 120 V branch circuit has a total loop resistance of 1.5 ohms. What is the approximate circuit current when energized?

Question 159

A single-phase, 120 V load draws 8 A. What is the real power consumed by the load if it is purely resistive?

Question 160

A 120V circuit has a current of 10A and a resistance of 12 ohms. What is the power consumed?

Question 161

What is the result of connecting a 240V heater to a 120V circuit?

Question 162

Which formula represents Ohm's Law for Power?

Question 163

Calculate the total power (Watts) consumed by a heating element with a resistance of 10Ω connected to 240V.

Question 164

Calculate the power consumed by a 240V electric heater with a resistance of 12Ω.

Question 165

How many watts are dissipated by a circuit with 120V and a current of 5A?

Question 166

A 1000W load is connected to a 120V circuit. What is the current draw?