Mid-term exam Principles of Electricity (cont'd) 11. According to Ohm's Law, electron flow is proportional to electrical pressure. a. Inversely b. Indirectly c. Directly d. Not 12. What equation represents the characteristics of electron flow in a parallel circuit? a. E=IxR b. ET=E1=E2=E3... c. IT=l1+l2+l3... d. ET=E1+E2+E3... 13. What equation represents the characteristics of electrical pressure in a parallel circuit? a. E=IxR b. ET=E1=E2=E3... c. IT=l1+l2+l3... d. ET=E1+E2+E3.. 14. How much electrical pressure would be required to produce 25A current in a circuit with 19.20 total resistance? a. 480A b. 480V C. 1.3V d. 0.768V 15. As resistors are removed from a series circuit, what will happen to the current? a. The current will increase b. The current will decrease c. The current will stay the same d. There is not enough information given

Mid-term exam Principles of Electricity (cont'd) 11. According to Ohm's Law, electron flow is proportional to electrical pressure. a. Inversely b. Indirectly c. Directly d. Not 12. What equation represents the characteristics of electron flow in a parallel circuit? a. E=IxR b. ET=E1=E2=E3... c. IT=l1+l2+l3... d. ET=E1+E2+E3... 13. What equation represents the characteristics of electrical pressure in a parallel circuit? a. E=IxR b. ET=E1=E2=E3... c. IT=l1+l2+l3... d. ET=E1+E2+E3.. 14. How much electrical pressure would be required to produce 25A current in a circuit with 19.20 total resistance? a. 480A b. 480V C. 1.3V d. 0.768V 15. As resistors are removed from a series circuit, what will happen to the current? a. The current will increase b. The current will decrease c. The current will stay the same d. There is not enough information given

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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