What is the formula V = RW?
GeneralClass 12AllAnswered 27 Mar 2026
Answer
This appears to be a variation notation, but the standard formula is V = IR (voltage = current × resistance). If you're seeing V = RW in a specific context:
- W might represent current (though I is standard)
- It could be from a different field (like V = ωR for angular velocity)
- Always verify the context and variable definitions
For basic circuit analysis, stick with V = IR as the standard form of Ohm's Law
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