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Quiz Ley de Ohm

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Preguntas sobre Ohm

by Santiago Alipio
1

¿Cuál es la fórmula de la Ley de Ohm?

2

Si R = 5 Ω y I = 2 A, ¿cuál es V?

3

Qué unidad se usa para la resistencia?

4

Si duplicas R manteniendo I, ¿qué ocurre con V?

5

La Ley de Ohm se aplica a…

6

Con un resistor de 10 Ω y una caída de 5 V, ¿qué I?

7

Relación entre P, V e I en Ohm: ¿cuál es P?

8

En circuito en serie, ¿qué pasa con la resistencia total?

9

Si la temperatura sube, la resistencia de la mayoría de materiales conductores…

10

Qué describe el coeficiente de temperatura de resistencia α?

Explicación

La Ley de Ohm relaciona voltaje, corriente y resistencia como V = I × R.

V = I × R = 2 A × 5 Ω = 10 V.

La resistencia se mide en ohmios, símbolo Ω.

V = I × R; si R duplica, V también duplica.

Se aplica a conductores con resistencia definida, típicamente a temperatura estable.

I = V / R = 5 V / 10 Ω = 0.5 A.

La potencia es P = V × I.

En serie, las resistencias se suman.

La mayoría de resistencias aumentan con temperatura.

α describe cómo varía R con ΔT en el material.

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