Lab: Circuit Design Answers

As you build circuits, you will alter voltage, which is the variable. You will measure how changing the voltage affects the current, which is the variable. A “constant” is a parameter that stays the same regardless of the other variables, and in this case, is held constant.

As you build circuits, you will alter voltage, which is the variable. You will measure how changing the voltage affects the current, which is the variable. A “constant” is a parameter that stays the same regardless of the other variables, and in this case, is held constant.

As you build circuits, you will alter voltage, which is the variable. You will measure how changing the voltage affects the current, which is the variable. A “constant” is a parameter that stays the same regardless of the other variables, and in this case, is held constant.

As you build circuits, you will alter resistance, which is the variable. You will measure how changing the resistance affects the current, which is the variable. A “constant” is a parameter that stays the same regardless of the other variables, and in this case, is held constant.

Review data tables A–D in your Student Guide. Did you record all data throughout the virtual lab experiment?

As you build circuits, you will alter resistance, which is the variable. You will measure how changing the resistance affects the current, which is the variable. A “constant” is a parameter that stays the same regardless of the other variables, and in this case, is held constant.

What did you include in your hypothesis? Check all that apply.

As you build circuits, you will alter resistance, which is the variable. You will measure how changing the resistance affects the current, which is the variable. A “constant” is a parameter that stays the same regardless of the other variables, and in this case, is held constant.