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The document outlines key formulas related to electricity, including relationships between current, charge, voltage, resistance, power, and energy. It also provides the SI units for various electrical quantities and describes measuring devices such as ammeters and voltmeters. Additionally, it includes important constants and conversions for practical applications in electricity.

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Formula Page Science

The document outlines key formulas related to electricity, including relationships between current, charge, voltage, resistance, power, and energy. It also provides the SI units for various electrical quantities and describes measuring devices such as ammeters and voltmeters. Additionally, it includes important constants and conversions for practical applications in electricity.

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All Formulas of Electricity:

1) I = Q/t

2) Q = ne

3) V = W/Q

4) V = IR

5) R = Rho x L/A

6)Resistance in Series: Rs = R1 + R2 + R3

7)Resistance in Parallel: 1/Rp = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3 (» Reciprocal of R1+R2+R3)

8)H = V × Q i) H = Vit ii) H = I²Rt iii) H = V²t/R

9) P = W/t i) P = VI ii) P = I²R iii) P = V²/R

10) E = P × t

S.I. Units:

Current ( I ) - Ampere Charge ( Q ) - Coulomb Time ( t ) - Second Potential Difference or Voltage ( V ) -


Volt Resistance ( R ) - Ohm Ω Resistivity ( Rho ) - Ohm meter Power ( P ) - Watt Heat = Energy = Work
= Joule Measuring Devices: Ammeter / Milli Ammeter - for measuring current (always connected in
series) Galvanometer - for measuring small/sensitive currents (we can also get the direction of the
current) Voltmeter - for measuring volts (always connected in parallel) Ohm Meter - Measures the
resistivity Things to remember: electron charge = (1.6 x 10⁻¹⁹ C) 1kWh= 3.6 × 10⁶J 1Ampere =
1000mA 1 Kilowaat = 1000W 1 Horse Power = 746W

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