1. How can you calculate electrical power of a device for DC circuit: a. By multiplying voltage by current. b. By multiplying current by resistance. c. By multiplying voltage by Resistance. d. By division current over resistance. 2. What happen when more branches are added to a parallel circuit? The current has more paths to follow and the resistance decreases a b. The current has more paths to follow and the resistance increases The current has less paths to follow and the resistance increases C. d. The current has less paths to follow and the resistance decreases e. 3. A voltage divider consists of two 68KS2 resistors and a 24V source. The unknown output voltage is: a. 24V b. 6V с. 12V. d. 48V 4. What is the device used to measure current a. Ammeter b. Power factor C. Voltage supply d. Power supply

1. How can you calculate electrical power of a device for DC circuit: a. By multiplying voltage by current. b. By multiplying current by resistance. c. By multiplying voltage by Resistance. d. By division current over resistance. 2. What happen when more branches are added to a parallel circuit? The current has more paths to follow and the resistance decreases a b. The current has more paths to follow and the resistance increases The current has less paths to follow and the resistance increases C. d. The current has less paths to follow and the resistance decreases e. 3. A voltage divider consists of two 68KS2 resistors and a 24V source. The unknown output voltage is: a. 24V b. 6V с. 12V. d. 48V 4. What is the device used to measure current a. Ammeter b. Power factor C. Voltage supply d. Power supply

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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