1. For the cross section of a wire 10 coulombs passed in 4sec. Calculate the intensity of electric current. 2.

The intensity of the current flowing through a conductor is 5 amperes. Calculate the charge that passes through its cross section in 2 s. 3. A conductor has a resistance of 4 ohms. Calculate the potential difference at its ends when it flows a current of 2 amps? 4. At the ends of a conductor there is a potential difference of 20 volts when it passes a current of 4 amps. Calculate the resistance. 5. A conductor has a length of 4 meters and a section of 2 mm2. Calculate the resistence if its resistivity coefficient is 0.017 . mm2 / m 6. The resistivity coefficient of a conductor is 0.02 . . mm2 / m and a length of 50 meters. Calculate the section if its resistance is 10 ohms. 7. A conductor of 800 meters, has a resistance of 40 ohms and a section of 2 mm2. Calculate the resistivity. 8. Calculate the value of the resistance of a copper conductor 20 mm long and 0.5 cm in diameter. 9. A conductor 600 meters long has a resistance of 20 ohms and a resistivity of 0.02 . mm2 / m. Calculate the diameter of the conductor. 10. A conductor 50 meters long, has a resistance of 10 ohms and a radius of 1 mm. Calculate the resistivity. 11. A wire 25 C has a resistance of 25 ohms. Calculate the resistance at 50 C, knowing that the temperature coefficient is equal to 39 * 10 4 C -1 12. A wire at 20 C has a resistance of 40 ohms. When the temperature rises 10 C resistance increases 4 ohms. Calculate the temperature coefficient. 13. At the ends of a conductor there is a potential difference of 20 volts when it passes a current of 2 amps. Calculate energy that develops in 10 sec. 14. A conductor where is flowing a current of 5 amps does a work of 500 joules in 10 sec. Calculate the potential difference at the ends of the conductor. 15. A 100 ohm conductor develops a power of 500 joules in 5 sec. Calculate the intensity of the current passing through. 16. At the ends of a conductor of 20 ohms, there is a potential difference of 20 volts. Calculate the time that the electrical current used to perform a work of 800 joules. 17. At the ends of a conductor there is a potential difference of 120 volts when the current that passes through is 5 amperes. Calculate the power. 18. An appliance has a resistance of 50 ohms. Calculate that intensity through it, if the power is 500 watts. 19. An appliance has the following entries 120 volts and 3200 watts. Calculate the resistance. 20. A wire 20 meters long has a section of 2 mm2 and a resistivity of 17 * 10-3 mm2 / m. In the cross section of the wire are flowing 4 coulombs per second. Calculate the heat given off in 100 sec. 21. A wire is 4 meters long, has a diameter of 1 mm and a resistivity of 0.02 . mm2 / m. If in the ends there is a potential difference of 10 volts. Calculate the intensity of the current passing through it. 22. A conductor of 80 meters long, has a section of 1.4 mm2 and when he passes a current of 10 amp. the power is 180 watts. Calculate the coefficient of resistivity?

23. A conductor has a power of 100 watts when in their extremes there is a potential difference of 100 volts. Calculate its diameter knowing that it is 2 km long and resistivity is 17 * 10-3 . mm2 / m. 24. To transport a charge of 2 coulomb from end to end of a wire the work spent is 20 joules in 4 seg. If the diameter of the wire is 2 mm2 and the resistivity is 17 * 10-3 . mm2 / m.., calculate the length of the conductor. 25. A wire has a length of 25 meters, a section of 2 mm2 and a resistance of 0.5 ohms. Calculate the resistance of another wire of the same material 40 meters long and 1.6 mm2 in section. 26. A wire has a resistance of 4 ohms. What resistance will have another wire of the same nature as above but double-length and half-section? 27. A wire has a temperature of 20 C. It is connected to a potential difference of 120 volts and a current of 3 amperes flows through it. If it is heated to 50 C and it is reconnected to the same potential difference of 120 volts, the current is 2.5 amps. Calculate the temperature coefficient. 28. A bulb brings the following information, 120 volts 60 watts. Calculate the heat given off in 10 minutes when connected to a 100 volt. 29. A wire is connected to a constant potential difference. Calculate the resistance, knowing that if this increases 6 ohms, the intensity is halved. 30. An engine has an output of 10 horsepower and a 60% efficiency. It is connected to a potential difference of 220 volts. Calculate the current through it. 31. Calculate the performance of a 30 horsepower motor that consumes 75 ampere when connected to a potential difference of 220 volts. 32. The engine has the following factory marks 12 amps and 120 volts. The wires that connect to the power generator has a resistance of one ohm each. Calculate the potential difference across the terminals of the generator and the power lost in the line. 33. A power plant generates a current of 10 amps at their terminals when there is a potential difference of 230 volts. A motor is connected to it with two wires of 0.5 ohms each. Calculate the power that is delivered to the engine and heat from the wires in 100 seconds. 34. The value of a nichrome resistance measured at 20 C is 50 . Calculate the value you will find if the temperature is 100 C. 35. How much power would be dissipated by a resistor 25 , when there is a a current of 6A? 36. What will be the length needed to build a resistance of 10 a Nichrome wire of 0.1 mm in diameter? 37. The rotor of an alternator is wound with copper wire and has a resistance of 0.87 measured at 60 C. Calculate the value of resistance when the rotor is cooled and ambient temperature is 20 C. 38. Calculate the value of the resistance of an aluminum conductor 20 mm long and 0.25 mm in diameter when heated to 100 C.