XAQUESTION 10Are the resistors in Figures a, b, and c connected in series or in parallel (respectively)?(a)O A. parallel, series, parallelOB. parallel, parallel, parallelOC. series, parallel, parallelOD. series, series, seriesO E. series, series, parallelQUESTION 11ONTZERYou are facing a loop of wire which carries a clockwise current of 3.0 A and which surrounds an area of 5.8 x 10-2m². The magnetic dipole momentthe loop is:into the pageOA.0.17 A.m²,OB0.17 A.m², left to rightO C.3.0 A.m², into the pageD.3.0 A.m², left to right

10. The resistor in figure a, b and c are connected in series, parallel and parallel respectively.…

X A QUESTION 10 Are the resistors in Figures a, b, and c connected in series or in parallel (respectively)? ww (a) O A. parallel, series, parallel OB. parallel, parallel, parallel OC. series, parallel, parallel OD. series, series, series O E. series, series, parallel QUESTION 11 ENDLES You are facing a loop of wire which carries a clockwise current of 3.0 A and which surrounds an area of 5.8 x 10-2m2. The magnetic dipole moment the loop is: OA.0.17 A.m², into the page OB. 0.17 A.m², left to right OC.3.0 A.m², into the page D.3.0 A.m², left to right

X A QUESTION 10 Are the resistors in Figures a, b, and c connected in series or in parallel (respectively)? ww (a) O A. parallel, series, parallel OB. parallel, parallel, parallel OC. series, parallel, parallel OD. series, series, series O E. series, series, parallel QUESTION 11 ENDLES You are facing a loop of wire which carries a clockwise current of 3.0 A and which surrounds an area of 5.8 x 10-2m2. The magnetic dipole moment the loop is: OA.0.17 A.m², into the page OB. 0.17 A.m², left to right OC.3.0 A.m², into the page D.3.0 A.m², left to right

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Chapter17: Current And Resistance

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