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    Understanding resistance
    Two lamps have the same voltage across them. One has a higher resistance. Which carries more current – and why?
    The one with higher resistance. It needs more current to overcome it, doesn’t it?
    You’re imagining that current has to overcome resistance. What would that mean if the resistance kept increasing – until the circuit was almost open?
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    Understanding Ohm’s law
    Change resistance at constant voltage. Observe what gets through the narrow opening.
    I’m narrowing the opening.
    What do you expect will happen to the flow?
    LAB

    The water pipe model

    Keep voltage constant · change resistance

    WATER FLOW
    Voltage6 VResistance3 Ω
    Observe, adjust, understand.
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    Applying Ohm’s law
    EvaluationExample

    You calculated using Ohm’s law and explained the relationship.

    2 met0 not met0 not observed
    Calculate current

    Correctly substituted 12 V / 6 Ω = 2 A.

    Explain the effect of resistance

    Doubling resistance halves current at constant voltage.

    Your understanding · supported by evidence

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    Your course · Electrical engineeringYour learning content and your companion
    EXAMPLE VIEW
    Your goal: feel ready for your electrical engineering exam.
    Ohm’s lawConfidently applied
    Series circuitsAssessment shows a gap
    Parallel circuitsNot started yet
    YOUR COMPANIONWith you throughout the course

    Where am I in my course?

    YOU

    I’m preparing for my electrical engineering exam. What should I work on next?

    COMPANION

    You’ve already applied Ohm’s law confidently. The assessment showed uncertainty around series circuits. That’s where we can focus next.

    Based on your progressUnderstanding series circuits

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