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Question
One ampere of current flowing through one ohm of resistance is equal to:
Options
A. 1 horsepower
B. 1 Btu
C. 1 watt
D. 1 joule
Correct Answer
1 watt
Resistance and Power problems
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1. What are the parts of a rheostat?
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A. wiper and resistor track
B. solenoid and armature
C. contact and wire wound
D. center tape and wiper
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Correct Answer: wiper and resistor track
2. A good fuse will have:
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A. zero ohms resistance
B. a medium resistance
C. a high resistance
D. an infinite resistance
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Correct Answer: zero ohms resistance
3. How many connections does a rheostat have?
Options
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
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Correct Answer: 2
4. With a complex circuit, a supply source senses:
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A. open circuit components
B. when voltages need to be increased
C. only a single resistive connection
D. when complex currents are needed
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Correct Answer: only a single resistive connection
5. How many joules of energy will a 10 W lamp dissipate in one minute?
Options
A. 10 joules
B. 60 joules
C. 600 joules
D. 3600 joules
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Correct Answer: 600 joules
6. What is the power dissipated by a 1.2 kΩ resistor with 12 volts across it?
Options
A. 12 W
B. 1.2 W
C. .12 W
D. 12 mW
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Correct Answer: .12 W
7. What happens to current and resistance if the voltage doubles?
Options
A. Current doubles and resistance doubles.
B. Current doubles and resistance is halved.
C. Current remains the same and resistance doubles.
D. Current doubles and resistance remains the same.
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Correct Answer: Current doubles and resistance remains the same.
8. Power is defined as:
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A. the rate at which energy is used
B. watts
C. energy
D. the rate at which energy is generated
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Correct Answer: the rate at which energy is used
9. A 22-gauge wire will have a diameter in mils of:
Options
A. 10.03
B. 22.35
C. 45.26
D. 71.96
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Correct Answer: 22.35
10. The word
work
means that:
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A. energy has been transferred
B. it is inversely related to energy
C. no energy has been transferred
D. work and energy are not related
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Correct Answer: energy has been transferred
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