Ev E EAaBbCcDdEAaBbCcDdEAaBbCcDdFAaBbCeDdEe>NormalNo SpacingHeading 1Heading 2Section 1- How can we measure voltage. current. and resistance?R esistance CoilsA or 1B or 2C or 3D or 4E or 5DescriptionLength10m10m20m20m10mWire Diameter2228222822(Gauge)SubstanceСopperСopperCopperCopperGerman SilverVoltage (Volts)0.1210.4160,2130.8042.5Current0.180.180.180.180.18(Amperes)Resistance0.121/0.18-0.7 0.416/0.18-0.8 0.213/0.18=1.18|0.804/0.18-4.5 2.5/0.18-13.9(Ohms)Note: Number 22 gauge wire has twice the diameter of number 28 gauge wire.Section 2 - Does resistance depend on length?1. (1) Compare the resistahce for coils A and C2. (2) What is the effect of length on resistance23. (3) Compare the resistance for coils B and D.Section 3 - Does resistance depend on diameter?1. (1) Compare the resistance for coils A and B.2. (2) What is the effect of diameter on resistance?3. (3) Compare the resistance for coils C and D.Section 4- Does resistance depend on the kind of material?1. (1) Compare coils A and E.2. (2) What is the effect of material on resistance?Focus

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