Experiment:You will need:A voltmeter4 x 1,5V batterles in a cell holder• Connecting wires3 x light bulbsAn ammeterMethod: Part OneSet up the circuit as shown in thediagram.Record the results in a table.1.2.3.Place the ammeter at A1, then Az, thenA1Aj and finally at A.At each position record the reading onthe ammeter.Place a voltmeter at Vi, then Va, thenVa and finally at Va.At each position, record the voltmeterreading.6.V,Method: Part Two1.Set up the circuit as shown in the diagram.2.Record the results in a table.3.Place the ammeter at A1, then at A2, thenAat Aj and finally at A.At each position record the reading on theA4.ammeter.5.Place the voltmeter at V1, then at Vz, thenat V3 and finally at VA.6.At each position, record the voltmeterreading. Results:Part 1:(5)Ammeter (VoltmeterPart 2:(5)Ammeter (Voltmeter (3.4.Questions:Part 1:1.What is the mathematical relationship between the voltmeter readings?2.What happens to the potential difference that is supplied by the battery to the series circuit?3.What is the mathematical relationship between the ammeter readings?Part 2:1.What is the mathematical relaționship between the voltmeter readings?2.What is the mathematical relationship between the ammeter readings?

The given circuit for part 1 is shown below.The given circuit for part 2 is shown below.We need…

Questions: Part 1: 1. What is the mathematical relationship between the voltmeter readings? 2. 3. What happens to the potential difference that is supplied by the battery to the series circuit? 2. What is the mathematical relationship between the ammeter readings? Part 2: 1. What is the mathematical relationship between the voltmeter readings? What is the mathematical relationship between the ammeter readings?

Questions: Part 1: 1. What is the mathematical relationship between the voltmeter readings? 2. 3. What happens to the potential difference that is supplied by the battery to the series circuit? 2. What is the mathematical relationship between the ammeter readings? Part 2: 1. What is the mathematical relationship between the voltmeter readings? What is the mathematical relationship between the ammeter readings?

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter16: Installation Of Heating, Cooling, And Refrigeration Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

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