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User avatar #13 - brianfantastic (05/08/2012) [-]
V=I/R
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#14 to #13 - blablawat (05/08/2012) [-]
I = U/R
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User avatar #22 to #14 - cortas (05/08/2012) [-]
L = O/L wut
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#15 to #14 - N. Korean citizen (05/08/2012) [-]
Current = Voltage / Resistance

I = V / R

It's fucking Intermediate 1 physics - you learn it in first year! You don't even need to have taken the subject to at least know the equation.
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User avatar #17 to #15 - kvamsdal (05/08/2012) [-]
In Norway its U=R*I. Thought it was a global?
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#23 to #17 - icanmakeyourbedroc (05/08/2012) [-]
Det er det samme, om du bare bytter om, så får du jo I=U/R. Det blir jo U=R*I ;)

English: It's the same, if you just switch, then you'll get I=U/R. It's still U=R*I ;)
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User avatar #25 to #23 - kvamsdal (05/08/2012) [-]
Tenkte meir på korleis han bruker V istedenfor U, trudde det var like bokstava globalt? For å hindre forvirring og sånt, men det er vell kanskje berre måleeininga?
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#26 to #25 - icanmakeyourbedroc (05/08/2012) [-]
Om du leser noen av de andre kommentarene, som er kommentert på samme kommentar, så står det at han har feila :p Er noen andre som har sagt at det den Volt skrives med U i formler ;)
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User avatar #27 to #26 - kvamsdal (05/08/2012) [-]
Googla det, fant ut at det er U her, men på engelsk så er det V, men antar at det er v for volt som blir brukt som måleeining for spenning overalt :)
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#30 to #27 - icanmakeyourbedroc (05/08/2012) [-]
Ja, det er det ;) Volt, Ampere og Ohm blir brukt over alt, tror jeg ;p hehe. Noen som har det gøy med å gi oss noen røde tomler fordi vi snakker et språk de ikke forstår, ser det ut til ;)
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User avatar #31 to #30 - kvamsdal (05/08/2012) [-]
Er so lite at det gjer ikkje noken forskjell uansett :)
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#32 to #31 - icanmakeyourbedroc (05/08/2012) [-]
Jeg har ikke posta noenting på denne brukeren, glemte passord på den gamle, og hadde ikke lagt inn noen mail. *facepalm*
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User avatar #33 to #32 - kvamsdal (05/08/2012) [-]
Thumba deg opp igjen eg da :)
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User avatar #19 to #17 - eikedoffen (05/08/2012) [-]
There is no different from our system, Ohm law is the same everywhere. Just like the laws of physic don't change when you go to America.
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User avatar #24 to #19 - kvamsdal (05/08/2012) [-]
Not exactly what I meant, I'm thinking about him using V instead of U
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User avatar #18 to #15 - bloodrunner (05/08/2012) [-]
Grilled Cheese = Fucking Awesome. Fuck all you smart peoples.
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#16 to #15 - N. Korean citizen (05/08/2012) [-]
Jokes on you, the Formula Sign for Voltage is U, look it up.
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#20 to #16 - N. Korean citizen (05/08/2012) [-]
You're a fucking idiot. The formula sign for Voltage is 'V'. If you don't believe me, for whatever retarded reason you may think you have, read a fucking book on it. Or even better, ask someone who isn't you!
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User avatar #28 to #20 - kvamsdal (05/08/2012) [-]
Actually it's U some places, like in Norway. Still uses v for units (?) though
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