1) In an open circuit, if V=2V and R=6, the electric current in the circuit is: a) 0.33A b) 0.33V c) oV d) 0A 2) In a short circuit, if I-12A and R=1, the voltage drop is: a) 12A b) oV c) 12V d) 0A 3) The power delivered by the source is less than the power consumed in a parallel connection light bulbs: a) TRUE b) FALSE 4) The power consumed in series connection light bulbs is less than the power delivered by the source: a) TRUE b) FALSE 5) In the series circuit, the current flowing in any the resistor must be off lower value the current of the source: a) TRUE b) FALSE 6) In the parallel circuit, the voltage drop across all resistors must be equal with the voltage source: a) TRUE b) FALSE

1) In an open circuit, if V=2V and R=6, the electric current in the circuit is: a) 0.33A b) 0.33V c) oV d) 0A 2) In a short circuit, if I-12A and R=1, the voltage drop is: a) 12A b) oV c) 12V d) 0A 3) The power delivered by the source is less than the power consumed in a parallel connection light bulbs: a) TRUE b) FALSE 4) The power consumed in series connection light bulbs is less than the power delivered by the source: a) TRUE b) FALSE 5) In the series circuit, the current flowing in any the resistor must be off lower value the current of the source: a) TRUE b) FALSE 6) In the parallel circuit, the voltage drop across all resistors must be equal with the voltage source: a) TRUE b) FALSE

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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