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  • In the given circuit, the Thevenin voltage equals 6 V. True False

    In the given circuit, the Thevenin voltage equals 6 V.


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    • 1. Attaching a 6 kΩ load to a voltage divider will cause a smaller decrease in the output voltage than will attaching a 5 kΩ load.

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    • 2. Opens and shorts are typical problems that occur in electric circuits.

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    • 3. A loaded voltage divider is a common application of a series-parallel circuit.

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    • 4. A Wheatstone bridge may be used to determine the value of an unknown resistance.

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    • 5. The current through R1 is 17 mA.


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    • 6. The voltage out when a 10 kΩ load is connected is 5.7 volts.


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    • 7. The current through R6 is 8.5 mA.


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    • 8. Observed voltages not being shared identify components in parallel in a series?parallel circuit.

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    • 9. If the output voltage of a certain loaded voltage divider is 12 V, the output voltage might decrease when the load is removed.

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    • 10. The loading effect of a voltmeter can be ignored if ____.

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    • A. the measured voltage is very high
    • B. the measured voltage is very low
    • C. the meter's resistance is at least 10 times greater than the resistance across which it is connected
    • D. the meter's resistance is at least 10 times less than the resistance across which it is connected
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