Electronics InformationQuestion 84 of 120
Electrical power in watts is calculated by multiplying voltage by:
a.resistance
b.time
c.capacitance
d.current
Explanation
Power equals voltage times current, written as P equals V times I. This gives the rate at which electrical energy is used, measured in watts.
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