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              Figure 3.5      Magnetic effect




















              Figure 3.6      Reversibility: motor and generator



                                        Switch    Current
                                        (closed)  flow

                       The battery                              The bulb has
                                                                a resistance
                       has a voltage
                       or pressure.                             to flow.
                                      V                         A higher
                       A higher
                                                                resistance will
                       pressure will                     P   R
                       make more                                reduce the
                                                                flow of
                       current flow
                                                                current
                                   The power of a bulb says how
                                   much electrical energy it will
                                   convert to heat and light. Higher
                                   power makes more light so more
                                   current will flow
              Figure 3.7      Basic circuit




            Any one value can be calculated if the other two are known. This relationship is
            stated in a law called Ohm’s law.
              Ohm’s law states that in a closed circuit the current is proportional to the voltage
            and inversely proportional to the resistance. This means:
                                  Voltage    Current    Resistance

                                 (V    IR ) or  (R    V  ) I /  or  (I    V /  ) R
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