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Ohm's Law
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Energy is defined as the ability to
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A. produce heat
B. produce light
C. produce sound
D. All of the above
Correct Answer
All of the above
Ohm's Law problems
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1. "Half-splitting" is
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A. a means for nuclear fuel cells to produce electricity
B. a means of isolating a problem in a circuit
C. a means for reducing a high ac voltage to a low dc voltage
D. a means of limiting current in a circuit
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Correct Answer: a means of isolating a problem in a circuit
2. What is the kilowatt-hour consumption of a 40 W lamp if it remains on for 1750 h?
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A. 43.75
B. 70
C. 43,750
D. 70,000
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Correct Answer: 70
Explanation:
(1,750 x 40)/1000 = 70 kilowatt-hour.
3. What electromotive force would cause 20 A of current to flow through a 500 Ω resistor?
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A. 0.04 V
B. 2.5 V
C. 25.0 V
D. 10,000 V
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Correct Answer: 10,000 V
4.
What is the resistor value in the given circuit?
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A. 200 Ω
B. 1 kΩ
C. 2 kΩ
D. 4 kΩ
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Correct Answer: 2 kΩ
5. If the resistance in a circuit with constant voltage increases, the current will
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A. increase
B. decrease
C. stay the same
D. Not enough information
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Correct Answer: decrease
6. A battery's capacity to deliver power is measured in
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A. kWh
B. Ah
C. Wh
D. Vh
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Correct Answer: Ah
7. If the voltage across a fixed value of resistance is increased five times, what does the current do?
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A. It increases by a factor of five.
B. It decreases by a factor of five.
C. It stays the same.
D. Not enough information
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Correct Answer: It increases by a factor of five.
8. If current through a resistance is halved
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A. the resistance is halved
B. the voltage is halved
C. the voltage doubles
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: the voltage is halved
9. Power supplies are regulated to prevent the output voltage from changing due to changes in the
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A. line voltage
B. supply load
C. frequency
D. both line voltage and supply load
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Correct Answer: both line voltage and supply load
10.
What is the power in the given circuit?
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A. 3.92 kW
B. 280 W
C. 28.6 W
D. 9.8 W
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Correct Answer: 9.8 W
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