1. Which of the following are the three main components of a simple circuit?B. battery, wire, switch C. battery,bulb,wireA. battery,bulb, fuseD. battery,fuse,switch"For nos. 2 and 3 There are four light bulbs connected in parallel as shown in the circuit diagram below.$2. Where would you put a switch that would turn all the light bulbs off? A. EtB. CC. BD. AD. A3. Where would you put a switch that would turn one light bulb off and leave four light bulbs on? A. E. B. C C. B*For nos. 4-5, study the circuit diagrams below.000Circuit ACircuit B4. Which circuit is wired in series?5. Which circuit is wired in parallel?6. What is the unit of measurement to measure the opposition to current flow in an electrical circuit?A. AmpereB. OhmC. VoltageD. Watt7. The circuit with higher resistance will allow less charge to flow.A. TrueB. FalseC. SometimesD. Not enough information8. What is the unit of measurement to measure the movementof charge (electron) through a wire?C. CurrentD. AmpereA. VoltB. Ohm9. The current-voltage relationship can be represented through agraph.B. linearC. non-linear D. parabolicA. hyperbola10. Which resistor should I connect to a circuit to get the least amount of current?C. 20-Q resistor D. 25-0 resistorA. 10-Q resistor B. 18-Q resistor1. A 10-ohm resistor is powered by a 5-V battery. What is the resulting current?A. 0.5 AB. 10 AC. 15 AD. 50 A2. The resistance in a carbon filament lamp...A. decreasesB. doubledC. increasesIf you increase the voltage across a resistor, what will happen to the current? The current willRECORD. remains the sameD. stay the same.

Given: Five electric bulbs are connected in parallel with battery.

1. Which of the following are the three main components of a simple circuit? A. battery,bulb, fuse B. battery, wire, switch C. battery,bulb,wire D. battery,fuse,switch "For nos. 2 and 3 There are four light bulbs connected in parallel as shown in the circuit diagram below. $ 2. Where would you put a switch that would turn all the light bulbs off? A. E B. C C. B D. A 3. Where would you put a switch that would turn one light bulb off and leave four light bulbs on? A. E. B. C C. B D. A

1. Which of the following are the three main components of a simple circuit? A. battery,bulb, fuse B. battery, wire, switch C. battery,bulb,wire D. battery,fuse,switch "For nos. 2 and 3 There are four light bulbs connected in parallel as shown in the circuit diagram below. $ 2. Where would you put a switch that would turn all the light bulbs off? A. E B. C C. B D. A 3. Where would you put a switch that would turn one light bulb off and leave four light bulbs on? A. E. B. C C. B D. A

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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