QUESTION 4Refer to Circults A and B below and answer the questions that follow.Circult ACircuit B9 VS.Sr1,5 01,5 A1,5 Q20A40V.V.V.4.1.Define the term emf.(2)12.Calculate the total resistance of Circuit A.(2)431Consider Circuit B.43.1Write down the reading on A,.4.32,Calculate the reading on V..(3)na third resistor (1,5 0) is placed in parallel with the existing resistors inCircuit A. would the total current in the circuit INCREASE, DECREASE orREMAIN THE SAME? Explain the answer.44

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QUESTION 4 Refer to Circults A and B below and answer the questions that follow. Circult A Circuit B 9 V S. 1,5 0 A 1,5 A V2 1,5 0 20 40 V. V, 41. Define the term emf. 12. Calculate the total resistance of Circuit A. 43 Consider Circuit B. 43.1. Write down the reading on Az. 43.2 Calculate the reading on V. na third resistor (1,5 0) is placed in parallel with the existing resistors in Circuit A. would the total current in the circuil INCREASE, DECREASE or REMAIN THE SAME? Explain the answer. 44

QUESTION 4 Refer to Circults A and B below and answer the questions that follow. Circult A Circuit B 9 V S. 1,5 0 A 1,5 A V2 1,5 0 20 40 V. V, 41. Define the term emf. 12. Calculate the total resistance of Circuit A. 43 Consider Circuit B. 43.1. Write down the reading on Az. 43.2 Calculate the reading on V. na third resistor (1,5 0) is placed in parallel with the existing resistors in Circuit A. would the total current in the circuil INCREASE, DECREASE or REMAIN THE SAME? Explain the answer. 44

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ISBN:9781337515863

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Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter7: Electricity

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