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Quantities and Units problems
1. Seven thousand volts can be expressed as
Options
A. 7 kV
B. 7 MV
C. 7 mV
D. either 7 kV or 7 mV
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Correct Answer: 7 kV
2. The number of millivolts in 0.06 kilovolts is
Options
A. 600 V
B. 6,000 mV
C. 60,000 mV
D. 600,000 mV
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Correct Answer: 60,000 mV
3. When these numbers are added, (87 × 10
5
) + (2.5 × 10
6
), the result is
Options
A. 1.12 × 10
4
B. 11.2 × 10
5
C. 112 × 10
5
D. 1,120 × 10
6
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Correct Answer: 112 × 10
5
4. When these numbers are multiplied, (6 × 10
3
) (5 × 10
5
), the result is
Options
A. 3 × 10
8
B. 30 × 10
8
C. 300 × 10
9
D. 3,000 × 10
7
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Correct Answer: 30 × 10
8
5. The number 65,000 expressed in scientific notation as a number between 1 and 10 times a power of ten is
Options
A. 0.65 × 10
4
B. 6.5 × 10
4
C. 65 × 10
4
D. 650 × 10
3
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Correct Answer: 6.5 × 10
4
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Passive Filters
Quantities and Units
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