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Ley de Ohm: Quiz práctico

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Ley de Ohm: Quiz práctico
 

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Quiz sobre V=I·R y conceptos

by José Pacheco
1

¿Qué expresa la ley de Ohm?

2

Si V=12 V e I=2 A, ¿cuál es la R?

3

En un circuito, si la resistencia se duplica y la corriente permanece constante, ¿qué ocurre con el voltaje?

4

¿Qué unidad tiene la resistencia?

5

Si V=9 V e I=3 A, ¿qué es R?

6

En un circuito, si la resistencia es 5 Ω y la corriente es 2 A, ¿cuál es el voltaje?

7

¿Qué pasa si se aumenta la resistencia manteniendo la fuente de voltaje constante?

8

¿Qué relación describe la ley de Ohm en un circuito en serie?

9

¿Qué relación expresa la potencia eléctrica en función de V e I?

10

Si un resistor de 8 Ω recibe 4 A de corriente, ¿cuál es el voltaje aplicado?

Explicación

V = I·R relaciona voltaje, corriente y resistencia.

R = V / I = 12 / 2 = 6 Ω.

V = I·R; si R doubles y I constante, V duplica.

La resistencia se mide en ohmios.

R = V / I = 9 / 3 = 3 Ω.

V = I·R = 2·5 = 10 V.

I = V / R; al subir R, I baja.

En serie, I es igual en todos los elementos.

La potencia es producto de voltaje e intensidad.

V = I·R = 4 · 8 = 32 V.

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