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Scott Vickrey Since typed formulas are dificult to read I will be putting together a collection formula images here as I make them. They will all have transparent backgrounds

Here's the first. This is the parallel resistance formula.


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Scott Vickrey
Here's the ohms law formula in it's pyramid form.
This format helps people visualize how the formula can be flipped around to solve for any of it's components. E = I x R or I = E / R or R = E / I


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Scott Vickrey
Here's the power formula in it's pyramid form.
This format helps people visualize how the formula can be flipped around to solve for any of it's components. P = I x E or I = P / E or E = P / I


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Scott Vickrey Here's the formula to find the neutral current in a 3 Phase wye system.



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JimmyDee
quote:
Originally posted by Scott Vickrey


Here's the ohms law formula in it's pyramid form.
This format helps people visualize how the formula can be flipped around to solve for any of it's components. E = I x R or I = E / R or R = E / I


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Notice that the letters that represent the three unknowns are in alphabetical order. To solve for any unknown, cover that and your formula is the remaining two exactly as written.
The power formula triangle is arranged in reverse alphabetical order. Easy for me to remember that way.
Jim
komaraiah thak you so much
i didnt understand the specific resistance of the cables how to find out plz tell me