trader_4 explained on 5/30/2016 :
On Monday, May 30, 2016 at 4:19:08 PM UTC-4, Sam E wrote:
On 05/30/2016 06:13 AM, Al Gebra wrote:

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Voltage drop is represented by the formula E=I*R
Seems to me if the current flow is zero, then the voltage would be zero
as well.

IIRC, it's I squared R. Of course, it's still no voltage drop with no
current. Is it possible there's a confused poster here, who has R and
thinks it's E.

(I^2)R is the power drop. The voltage drop is IR

And no, it's not about a simple mistake, Diesel doesn't understand
Ohm's Law and electricity 101.

Power drop?

If there is such a thing in this context, which I doubt, it probably
requires current too.