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    Rbi-Episode 8 (Q1) Science 8 Learning Competency: Infer The Relationship Between Current and Voltage

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    RBI-Episode 8 (Q1) Science 8

    Date: _____________________
    Learning Competency: Infer the relationship between current and voltage

    Activity Sheet No.8


    Name: ____________________________ Grade Level: __________Score:__ /15
    Address: _____________________________ Contact No.: ________________

    Key Concepts

     Electricity refers to the movement of electrons. Electrons create


    charge which we can harness to do work.

    Three Quantities involved in Electricity


    Current the rate at which electric charge flows past a point in a
    circuit
    Voltage the electrical force that would drive an electric current
    between two points
    Resistance material's tendency to resist the flow of charge.

    Voltage and current are directly proportional. This means that the greater the
    voltage the greater is the current and vice versa.

    Consider this illustration,


    a 20-Volt battery has greater
    force than a 10 V battery.
    Therefore, a 20-V battery
    would result to a greater
    current.
    Current is inversely
    proportional to resistance.
    That is when the greater the
    resistance, the lesser is the
    current. The lesser the
    resistance, the greater the
    current.

    In Summary,

    “Current is directly proportional to voltage and inversely proportional to


    resistance.” – Ohm’s Law by Georg Simon Ohm
    Activities:

    I. Directions: Underline the correct term to complete the statement.

    1. The (greater, lesser) the voltage, the greater the current.


    2. The (greater, lesser) the voltage, the lesser the current.
    3. Voltage and current are (directly, inversely) proportional.
    4. Current and resistance are (directly, inversely) proportional.
    5. The (greater, lesser) the resistance, the lesser the current.

    II. Directions: Answer the question below briefly and concisely in 4-5 sentences.
    sentences. (10 points)

    1. How will you infer the relationship between current and voltage based on the
    information above?

    ________________________________________
    Parent’s Name & Signature

    Date Submitted:

    __________________________________

    Received by:

    _________________________________________
    Printed Name & Signature of Teacher
    Answer Key
    I.
    1. Greater
    2. Lesser
    3. Directly
    4. Inversely
    5. Greater

    II. Answers may vary

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