Battery, A device that stores chemical energy and converts it into electrical energy to provide power to a circuit., Calculations, The process of using mathematical operations to determine electrical values such as voltage, current, or resistance., Circuit, A closed path through which electric current flows, usually consisting of a power source, wires, and electrical components., Conductor, A material that allows electricity to flow easily, such as copper or aluminum., Current, The flow of electric charge through a conductor, usually measured in amperes (amps)., Equation, A mathematical statement showing the relationship between electrical quantities, such as Ohm’s Law., Measurement, The process of determining the value of an electrical quantity using instruments like voltmeters or ammeters., Multiplication, A mathematical operation used to calculate electrical quantities, such as power or resistance in formulas., Potential, Also called electric potential or voltage, it is the difference in electric energy between two points in a circuit., Proportional, A relationship where one electrical quantity changes in direct relation to another (for example, current increases when voltage increases)., Resistance, The property of a material that opposes the flow of electric current, measured in ohms (Ω)., Terminals, The points where electrical connections are made to a device, battery, or circuit component.

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