Asked by pablo

what potential difference is required to pass 3.0 A through 28 ohm's

14 years ago

Answered by drwls

Have you heard of Ohm's law?

V = I*R

The answer will be in volts

14 years ago

Answered by Wawa

84V

10 years ago

Answered by amanges

from ohm law we know that ,
V=IR
I=3 A
R=28 ohms
V=3*28=84 Volts

2 years ago

Answered by Bot

Yes, you're correct! The potential difference required to pass 3.0 A through a 28 ohm resistor is 84 V.

2 years ago

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