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The resistivity of copper is:
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A. 9.9 Ω
B. 10.7 Ω
C. 16.7 Ω
D. 17.0 Ω
Correct Answer
10.7 Ω
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1. If a transistor operates at the middle of the dc load line, a decrease in the current gain will move the Q point:
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A. off the load line
B. nowhere
C. up
D. down
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Correct Answer: down
2. If a capacitor is placed across a 20 V source, what will be the amount of charge after 5 tc?
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A. 5.0 V
B. 12.8 V
C. 13.5 V
D. 20 V
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Correct Answer: 20 V
3. What do you call a diagram that shows the electrical connections of a circuit's components?
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A. A schematic diagram
B. A pictorial diagram
C. A block diagram
D. An electrical diagram
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Correct Answer: A schematic diagram
4. A switch is a device that:
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A. short circuits complex circuits
B. holds a fuse
C. has double poles
D. opens or completes a current path
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Correct Answer: opens or completes a current path
5. A basic electric circuit is made up of what components?
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A. A load, a resistor, and a conductive path for current
B. A voltage source, a load, and a conductive path for current
C. A voltage source, a conductive path for current, and a battery
D. A conductive path for current, a battery, and a copper wire
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Correct Answer: A voltage source, a load, and a conductive path for current
6. Current equals:
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A.
B. coulombs × time
C.
D. voltage × time
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7. What is the peak value of a household appliance that uses a 230 V ac source?
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A. 163 V
B. 230 V
C. 325 V
D. 480 V
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Correct Answer: 325 V
8. The material used between the plates of a capacitor is called its:
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A. insulation material
B. dielectric material
C. separation material
D. plate-divider material
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Correct Answer: dielectric material
9. Series RLC voltage or impedance totals must be calculated by:
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A. subtracting the values
B. graphing the angles
C. adding vectors
D. multiplying the values
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Correct Answer: adding vectors
10. What is the total current?
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A. 56.6 mA
B. 141 mA
C. 191 mA
D. 244 mA
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Correct Answer: 141 mA
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