SUBJECT : GENERAL PHYSICS TOPIC : SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUITS 3) What type of circuit is shown in the schematic diagram below? *seriesparallelneither of the two9 V1seriesparallel4resistance should be halvedresistance should be quarteredresistance should be quadrupledresistance should remain constantneither of the twoR₁ww3 ks25 km2R₂4) How should the resistance of the electrical load in a circuit change if wewant the current to double when the voltage is halved?2current is halvedcurrent is doubledcurrent is quadrupledcurrent remained constant10 kn R₂5) Which type of circuit connection is commonly used in homes since itallows electrical loads to operate independently of each other?36) A light bulb is initially attached to a 3-V battery. The same light bulb isthen attached to a 6-V battery. How does the current drawn from the batteryin these two scenarios compare to each other? 1) Which particles carry charge through wires in an electric circuit? *protonselectronsneutrons2) What type of circuit is shown in the schematic diagram below? *seriesparallel2Aneither of the twoΖΩ6Ω12 Ω

EXPLANATION 1. The charge carrier can be an electron, a proton, an ion, or any particle with…

3) What type of circuit is shown in the schematic diagram below? * series parallel neither of the two 9 V resistance should be halved resistance should be quartered resistance should be quadrupled resistance should remain constant series 1 parallel neither of the two R₁ ww 3kQ2 4) How should the resistance of the electrical load in a circuit change if we want the current to double when the voltage is halved? 5 km2 R₂ 2 5) Which type of circuit connection is commonly used in homes since it allows electrical loads to operate independently of each other? current is halved current is doubled current is quadrupled current remained constant 10kR₂ 3 6) A light bulb is initially attached to a 3-V battery. The same light bulb is then attached to a 6-V battery. How does the current drawn from the battery in these two scenarios compare to each other?

3) What type of circuit is shown in the schematic diagram below? * series parallel neither of the two 9 V resistance should be halved resistance should be quartered resistance should be quadrupled resistance should remain constant series 1 parallel neither of the two R₁ ww 3kQ2 4) How should the resistance of the electrical load in a circuit change if we want the current to double when the voltage is halved? 5 km2 R₂ 2 5) Which type of circuit connection is commonly used in homes since it allows electrical loads to operate independently of each other? current is halved current is doubled current is quadrupled current remained constant 10kR₂ 3 6) A light bulb is initially attached to a 3-V battery. The same light bulb is then attached to a 6-V battery. How does the current drawn from the battery in these two scenarios compare to each other?

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter25: Electromagnetic Induction

Section: Chapter Questions

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