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Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 195 S01 ∇is called ohms∇
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 196 UNK (1.4)
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 197 S01 and denoted by capital omega
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Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 199 S01 it is named after the scientist who came up with this
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 200 S01 for georg simon ohm
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Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 202 S01 a:nd (.) so why is this important↘
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Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 204 S01 so sa:y ∆let's take an example to understand this concept better∆
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 205 S01 we find a bulb↘ (0.5) an electric bulb→
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 206 S01 ∆we don't know the rating∆↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 207 S01 ∆we don't know the resistance of the bulb∆↘
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Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 209 S01 and we have a battery→ (0.5) and we have an amp meter↘
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 210 S01 wits- which shows the: current that flows through the conductor
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Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 212 S01 so we connect the bulb (3.3) °↑ah connect the bulb°→ (0.9) to
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 213 S01 a battery↘ (1.2) to an o- amp meter→ (2.3) and we know that the
Oral Assessments Graduate 2019-08-22 4 214 S01 battery is at five volts (0.7) okay→