physics electrical formula mnemonic 

Before an exam involving electrical formula, recall and write down this acronym/mnemonic. Go over it time and time again until it's clearly remembered. 

Up to now you have probably tried to memorise each formula one by one, but if you use this method you will never have to memorise a single electrical formula again. 

The acronym/mnemonic is:

"Can Jane Very Well Afford Chocolate Since James Went, Alas Very Rarely." 

To remember the meaning of this acronym/mnemonic write the first letters out in this sequence. 

What we have is 6 formula pyramids where the letters represent the units of the quantities. 

Or in even more detail.

For any electrical formula we have:

1. Energy (J) = Coulombs (Q) x Volts (V)

E = Q x V

2. Power (W) = Volts (V) x Amps (I) 

P = V x I

3. Coulombs (Q) = Amps (I) x Time (S) 

Q = I x T 

4. Energy (J) = Power (W) x Time (S) 

E = P x T

5. Volts (V) = Amps (I) x Resistance (Ω)

V = I x R

Summary

Remember the acronym/mnemonic 

"Can Jane Very Well Afford Chocolate Since James Went, Alas Very Rarely."