How much Math or Algebra is really involved in becoming an Electrician?

By electric, July 16, 2010

5 Responses to “How much Math or Algebra is really involved in becoming an Electrician?”

  1. fizixx says:

    Probably up to algebra, if that, is my guess.

  2. maninder bains says:

    look after studying algebra at elementary level in +2 ,…..you will have 2 study it in engg. also

  3. Paul F says:

    Algebra should be enough, but some trigonometry would be handy to understand inductive and capacitive loads, and their effect on the input power.
    If you want to get a state license you may need this, but to work for a licensed contractor you may not.

  4. joesixpack says:

    You will need algebra and some trig if you want to be a SKILLED electrician. Any idiot can pull wire and install a circuit breaker. Getting your state license and knowing what you’re talking about will translate to a higher paycheck.

  5. Alan H says:

    Not much if all you want to do is wire your wall outlets, but if you want to work with the big dogs, plan on getting some skills.

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