Equations for Electricity in the Home Flashcards

1
Q

Power, energy and time

A

P=E/t

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2
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Power, voltage and current

A

P=IV

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3
Q

Voltage, current and resistance

A

V=IR

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4
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Power, current and resistance

A

P=I^2 r

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5
Q

Energy, voltage and charge

A

E=VQ

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6
Q

Charge, current and time

A

Q=IT

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7
Q

How does the circuit run?

A

Through the live, into the fuse, and completing the circuit through the neutral

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8
Q

What does the earth wire do

A

If a part of the circuit touches the plug, it would make the whole appliance live; however, the earth wire stops this from happening by grounding the charge

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9
Q

What does a plug need to have to not need an earth wire

A

Plastic Casing
Double insulation

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10
Q

What are the different amp values in fuses?

A

3A, 5A, 13A

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11
Q

How does a trip switch work

A

When too much current passes through an appliance, the switch is ‘tripped’ and the circuit is broken

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12
Q

How do you get shocked?

A

Large potential difference produced around body, current flows through body and is grounded

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13
Q

Exampls of ac

A

Mains

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14
Q

Example of dc

A

Batteries

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15
Q

What is the difference between ac and dc

A

Ac changes direction constantly and is produced by an alternating voltage, whereas dc always flows in the same direction and is produced by a direct voltage

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16
Q

What is a surge

A

A sudden increase in a circuit due to a fault in the appliance

17
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