Engineering >> Computer Science & EngineeringCurrent Amountby Maria Zamora
Submitted : Fall 2014 The abstract of this project is to calculate how much current is flowing through a circuit when the amount of voltage is known. We know that electricity wants to flow from a higher voltage to a lower voltage. The higher voltage travels to a much lower voltage because all voltage sources have two sides, which are often called terminals and are the negative (-) and the positive (+). The negative side usually is 0 volts and the positive side is assigned an amount of volts. Now for the problem that was presented to us we are trying to find a way to explain how we can calculate the amount of current that flows through a circuit when the amount of voltage is known.
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