Continuing Education at Haywood Community College Intro to Ohms Law

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[jfalbo]

Glad it helped.

[sx2tmd]

thank U very much for the explanation

[jfalbo]

@sx2tmd No problem. Glad it helped.

[TheWindGinProject]

Thank You

[jfalbo]

@TheWindGinProject glad I could help.

[nao1163]

So now heres an example. Lets say you increase the voltage 3folds and the current (I) stays the same, what happens to the resistance?

heres another example : If you increase the voltage 3folds and the resistance stays the same, what happens to the current??

[jfalbo]

Lets say you increase the voltage 3 volts and the current (I) stays the same, what happens to the resistance? Resistance stays the same. If you increase voltage without changing resistance, current will rise.

[robertwc82]

i didnt realize i needed your permission to press pause

[riwancoj]

THANKS M8 your a legend

[henceseventytwo]

love this! was pointed this way by eyeearbrain.webs.com

[ericlucero25]

This was such an informative video. It helped out so much and finally understand it. :) thank you for sharing your knowledge. You must be such an amazing professor.

[jacetarius]

good video, finally understood ohms law, and makes sense

[BEMARist]

you are the right kind of math teacher! congarts!

[gargole661]

shoot I learned this in high school. now that I am trying to figure out a resistor for 4 white led circuit and a 2 led circuit. I wish my brain came back on . im 40 know and cant seem to get it.. LOL to make a home made flashlight

[mpc1209]

I was always taught V = I x R instead of E = I x R

[D1CROM1]

mmmmm pie