Voltage Drop: When to use Ohm's Law Method vs. Formula Method

nbabcock03

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Apprentice Electrician
Rounding out my 4th and final year of Mike Holt's education course, I am confused about when the course material wants me to use the Ohm's Law Method or the Formula Method for single-phase voltage drop. Can either method be used interchangeably when solving for single-phase?
 
Rounding out my 4th and final year of Mike Holt's education course, I am confused about when the course material wants me to use the Ohm's Law Method or the Formula Method for single-phase voltage drop. Can either method be used interchangeably when solving for single-phase?
Both interchangeably based on data in problem but if Mikeeholt prefer one method specific problems, follow
 
Rounding out my 4th and final year of Mike Holt's education course, I am confused about when the course material wants me to use the Ohm's Law Method or the Formula Method for single-phase voltage drop. Can either method be used interchangeably when solving for single-phase?
Both methods should result in the same (or very nearly so) solution.
 
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