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Question
What are the individual values of two parallel resistors whose R
T
is 8 ohms, when one has double the resistance of the other?
Options
A. 2.7 ohms and 5.3 ohms
B. 8 ohms and 16 ohms
C. 10 ohms and 20 ohms
D. 12 ohms and 24 ohms
Correct Answer
12 ohms and 24 ohms
Parallel Circuits problems
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1. The voltage across any branch of a parallel circuit:
Options
A. varies as the total current varies
B. is inversely proportional to total circuit resistance
C. is equally applied to all branch conductances
D. is dropped in proportion to each branch resistance
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Correct Answer: is equally applied to all branch conductances
2.
What does
V
S
equal in the given circuit?
Options
A. 0 V
B. 9 V
C. 27 V
D. More information is needed to find
V
S
.
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Correct Answer: 9 V
3. Kirchhoff's current law for parallel circuits states that the:
Options
A. sum of all branch voltages equals zero
B. total circuit resistance is less than the smallest branch resistor
C. sum of currents into a junction is equal to the difference of all the branch currents
D. sum of the total currents flowing out of a junction equals the sum of the total currents flowing into that junction
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Correct Answer: sum of the total currents flowing out of a junction equals the sum of the total currents flowing into that junction
4. What is R
T
for fifteen 2 MΩ resistors all connected in parallel?
Options
A. 133 kΩ
B. 300 kΩ
C. 750 kΩ
D. 30 MΩ
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Correct Answer: 133 kΩ
5. If a 1 kΩ and a 2 kΩ resistor are parallel-connected across a 12 V supply, how much current is received by the 2 kΩ resistor?
Options
A. 4 mA
B. 6 mA
C. 8 mA
D. 12 mA
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Correct Answer: 6 mA
6. Which is considered to be the common reference for a parallel circuit?
Options
A. Voltage
B. Current
C. Power
D. Resistance
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Correct Answer: Voltage
7. When parallel resistors are of three different values, which has the greatest power loss?
Options
A. The smallest resistance
B. The largest resistance
C. They have the same power loss.
D. Voltage and resistance values are needed.
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Correct Answer: The smallest resistance
8. Which are the better test devices used to isolate a suspected open component within a parallel circuit?
Options
A. a voltmeter or an ohmmeter
B. neither an ammeter nor a voltmeter
C. a wattmeter or a voltmeter
D. an ammeter or an ohmmeter
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Correct Answer: an ammeter or an ohmmeter
9. Components that connect in parallel form:
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A. branches
B. open circuits
C. short circuits
D. a voltage divider
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Correct Answer: branches
10. A parallel circuit differs from a series circuit in that a parallel circuit has
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A. no path for current flow
B. fewer paths for current flow
C. one path for current flow
D. more than one path for current flow
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Correct Answer: more than one path for current flow
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