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Electricity ALPHA Physics Module

Description : Physics general science homework exercises : electrical power current voltage and resistance

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ALPHA : Electricity : Capacitance 08 : Electrical Energy In A Capacitor : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise
ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 01 : Power From Current And Voltage : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise
ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 02 : Power From Voltage And Resistance : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise
ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 03 : Electrical Energy From Current Voltage And Time : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise
ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 04 : Electrical Energy From Voltage Resistance And Time : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise
ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 05 : Electrical Power From Energy And Time : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise


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ALPHA : Electricity : Capacitance 08 : Electrical Energy In A Capacitor : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise

Description : Electrical energy in a capacitor.

Discussion : The energy stored in a capacitor is proportional to half the voltage squared, or half the charge squared. See Figure Direct Current Capacitance Charge And Energy

The homework exercise has 6 questions.

Energy From V
Energy From Q
Capacitance From V
Capacitance From Q
Voltage
Charge

The equations are :

Ec = 1/2 C V2 = 1/2 Q2 / C

where

Ec = energy stored by capacitor
V = voltage across capacitor
Q = charge stored in capacitor
C = capacitance

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ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 01 : Power From Current And Voltage : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise

Description : Power from current and voltage.

Discussion : Electrical power equals current times voltage.

The homework exercise has 3 questions.

Power
Current
Voltage

The equations are :

P = I V

where

P = power
I = current
V = voltage

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ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 02 : Power From Voltage And Resistance : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise

Description : Power from voltage and resistance.

Discussion : Electrical power equals the voltage squared divided by the resistance.

The homework exercise has 3 questions.

Power
Resistance
Voltage

The equations are :

P = V2 / R

where

P = power
R = resistance
V = voltage

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ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 03 : Electrical Energy From Current Voltage And Time : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise

Description : Electrical energy from current voltage and time.

Discussion : Electrical energy equals current times voltage times time.

The homework exercise has 4 questions.

Electrical Energy
Current
Voltage
Time

The equations are :

P = I V t

where

P = power
I = current
V = voltage
t = elapsed time

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ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 04 : Electrical Energy From Voltage Resistance And Time : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise

Description : Electrical energy from voltage resistance and time.

Discussion : Electrical energy equals voltage squared times time divided by the resistance.

The homework exercise has 4 questions.

Electrical Energy
Voltage
Resistance
Time

The equations are :

P = V2 t / R

where

P = power
R = resistance
V = voltage
t = elapsed time

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ALPHA : Electricity : Power And Energy 05 : Electrical Power From Energy And Time : ALPHA Physics Homework Exercise

Description : Electrical power from energy and time.

Discussion : Power equals the rate of change of energy with respect to time.

The homework exercise has 3 questions.

Power
Energy
Time

The equations are :

P = Ee / t

where

P = power (rate of energy change)
Ee = change in electrical energy
t = elapsed time

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