Hello everyone. For the past few weeks, we’ve been working on a project. Our Science and Math class collabed for this project. The project is basically designing a house, we also had to figure out the area (math part) and the VIR (Voltage, Current, Resistance).
AIM: Design a house and figure out what the V=Voltage, I=Current, R=Resistance.
Method: What template did you pick and how many bulbs? What rooms did you give your house? Add a picture here.
I chose this template because I wanted to get excellent. I picked 12 light bulbs. The rooms I have in my house are a kitchen + food pantry, guestroom + bathroom, entertainment room, master bedroom + bathroom + personal entertainment room, lounge, livingroom, laundry room, bathroom, shoe closet and an office / library.
Here is the link to my full design of the house.
Results:
Discussion:
Voltage is what’s causing the electrons to flow around the circuit. Current is the measure of the flow of electrons in a circuit. Resistance measures how well a material or object conducts electricity
VOLTAGE CALCULATION: Basically, what I did was 200V divided by the amount of bulbs there are in a pathway.
CURRENT CALCULATION: 25 times the amount of light bulbs there are in a pathway. Then divided the answer with 200V.
Conclusion:
Personally, I enjoyed this project because I like designing homes. If I were to do this again, I’d probably try to make it as neat as I could.
Thank you, bye.