EDRIELLE ANN POLICARPIO

PHYSICS 41

REACTION PAPER: MODULE 5

This paper contains my personal knowledge and observations, as well as my personal

understanding and learning of our subject on Current, Resistance, and Voltage, and the
significance of understanding this topic when completing this 5th written report. This topic is
less complicated than our previous ones because it is already familiar to me from my other
electrical related subjects, and the formulas and solutions to the assigned problems are
simpler than the previous ones, but I still have questions.I learned a lot of new ideas, or at the
very least, it refreshed my memory of previous learning. It becomes easier over time to
complete the written report because the more we write the paper, the more we are used to it
because we still know what to do as a routine and we enjoyed it and learned a lot each time.
The current density is a vector quantity defined as the current passing through an infinitesimal
area separated by the region. The law of Ohm is an analytical relationship between current,
voltage, and resistance for certain common types of circuit components, such as resistors.
This does not happen with other instruments, such as diodes. One statement of Ohm's law
provides the relationship between current I, voltage V, and resistance R in a simple circuit
such as V = IRV = IR. Electric power is the rate at which a circuit receives or absorbs electric
energy. Electrical loops are common in our daily lives, so it is critical that we study them. From
the complex integrated circuits that power the screen on which you're reading this article to
the wiring that allows you to turn on and off a light bulb in your home, your life would be
drastically different if you weren't surrounded by circuits everywhere you went. Ohm's law is
one of the most important equations in understanding electrical systems, so if you're going to
understand it, you'll need a solid understanding of the fundamental principles.