Calculate voltage, current, and/or resistance in a DC circuit using Ohm’s law (V = IR). Explain how Ohm’s Law relates voltage, current, and resistance, citing technical examples for illustration. For example, if voltage remains constant and resistance decreases, the current will increase. Given a physical circuit, demonstrate how to measure each using a digital multimeter. Where unexpected behavior is observed, cite specific evidence to explain the observations. Prepare an informative report comparing calculated values with measured values and include an explanation of any sources of error.
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Depth 1Parent ID: ED4456C345A64D7D97E2BF5C4D606A4CStandard set: Engineering Design I
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- CTE (2020-)
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