Which expressions correctly represent variations of Ohm’s law? Check all that apply.

Question

P = IR
V = IR
R = IV
R = V over I
I = V over R
V =

Answer 1

The expressions that correctly represent variations of Ohm's Law are:

1. P = IV (Power in terms of current and voltage, where P is power).
2. V = IR (Voltage in terms of current and resistance).
3. R = V/I (Resistance in terms of voltage and current).
4. I = V/R (Current in terms of voltage and resistance).

The incorrect expression from your list is:

• R = IV (This is not a correct representation of Ohm's law).

So, the correct options are:

• P = IV
• V = IR
• R = V/I
• I = V/R