Calculating Energy Transfer by Components

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  • How do you calculate the total charge flowing in a circuit?
    Charge in coulombs equals current in amperes multiplied by time in seconds
  • What should you be able to calculate by the end of the video?
    The total energy transferred by components
  • What was the current in the circuit example given?
    0.3 amp
  • What is the total charge flowing in 10 seconds with a current of 0.3 amp?
    3 coulombs
  • What happens whenever charge flows in a circuit?
    Work is done, meaning energy is transferred
  • What is the equation to calculate energy transferred?
    Energy transferred in joules equals charge flow in coulombs multiplied by potential difference in volts
  • Is the energy transferred equation provided in the exam?
    No, you need to learn it
  • If 4 coulombs of charge flows in a circuit with a potential difference of 15 volts, what is the total energy transferred?
    60 joules
  • How do you calculate the energy transferred if 3 coulombs of charge flows through resistor A?
    Multiply the charge flow by the potential difference across resistor A
  • What is the potential difference across resistor A if the total potential difference is 30 volts and resistor B has a potential difference of 25 volts?

    5 volts
  • What is the energy transferred by resistor A if 3 coulombs of charge flows through it with a potential difference of 5 volts?
    15 joules
  • What is the relationship between charge flow and energy transfer in a circuit?
    • Charge flow in coulombs
    • Energy transferred in joules
    • Potential difference in volts
    • Energy transferred = Charge flow × Potential difference
  • What are the steps to calculate total energy transferred in a circuit?
    1. Identify the charge flow in coulombs
    2. Identify the potential difference in volts
    3. Use the equation: Energy transferred = Charge flow × Potential difference
  • What resources are available for more practice on calculating energy transferred?
    • Vision workbook
    • Additional questions available through the provided link