Activity 1Directions: Complete the table by providing the values of the ratio of V to I.Voltage V,based onVoltage V2,Numberbased onRatio of V, to Ratio of V2 toCurrent II (V/I)I (V/I)(volt/ampere) (volt/ampere)ofbatteryvoltmeterBatteries specificationsreading(ampere)(volt)(volt)11.501.42AS R0.1503.002.840.3004.504.260.4506.005.680.600Questions:1. How do you compare the values of V; and V2?2. How do you relate the current values to the voltage values?3. How do you describe the V/I values? What do these VII values represent?4. Based on the data shown on the table, how do you explain the relationship betweencurrent, voltage, and resistance?LLENbun2.3.

Complete the given table as below. Ratio of V1I VA Ratio of V2I VA 1.500.150=10…

Activity 1 Directions: Complete the table by providing the values of the ratio of V to I. Voltage V2, based on Voltage V, based on Ratio of V, to Ratio of V2 to I(V/I) Number Current I of battery voltmeter I (V/I) Batteries specifications reading (ampere) (volt/ampere) (volt/ampere) (volt) (volt) 1 1.50 1.42A R0.150 2 3.00 2.84 34TF0.300 4.50 4.26 0.450 6.00 5.68 0.600 Questions: 1. How do you compare the values of V; and V2? 2. How do you relate the current values to the voltage values? 3. How do you describe the V/I values? What do these VII values represent? 4. Based on the data shown on the table, how do you explain the relationship between current, voltage, and resistance? LLEN bun,

Activity 1 Directions: Complete the table by providing the values of the ratio of V to I. Voltage V2, based on Voltage V, based on Ratio of V, to Ratio of V2 to I(V/I) Number Current I of battery voltmeter I (V/I) Batteries specifications reading (ampere) (volt/ampere) (volt/ampere) (volt) (volt) 1 1.50 1.42A R0.150 2 3.00 2.84 34TF0.300 4.50 4.26 0.450 6.00 5.68 0.600 Questions: 1. How do you compare the values of V; and V2? 2. How do you relate the current values to the voltage values? 3. How do you describe the V/I values? What do these VII values represent? 4. Based on the data shown on the table, how do you explain the relationship between current, voltage, and resistance? LLEN bun,

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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