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2_Principles of basic electrical circuits

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  1. 13 x 12Ω resistors are connected in parallel to a 200V supply, calculate the total power of the circuit.
    1. A10,000W
    2. B400W
    3. C1,000W
    4. D1,111W
  2. 2Two resistors of 20 ohms and 40 ohms are connected in series across a 120v d.c. supply, the current flowing in the circuit will be:
    1. A20 A
    2. B2 A
    3. C5 A
    4. D0.5 A
  3. 3If three resistors are connected in series and have resistances of 20 Ω, 30 Ω, and 40 Ω then the total resistance would be
    1. A100 Ω
    2. B90 Ω
    3. C70 Ω
    4. D80 Ω
  4. 43 x 20Ω resistors are connected in series to a 200V supply, calculate the total power of the circuit.
    1. A10 KW
    2. B0.666 KW
    3. C0.333 KW
    4. D12 KW
  5. 5For the circuit shown the total resistance isImage for question 5
    1. A10 Ω
    2. B15 Ω
    3. C100 Ω
    4. D90 Ω
  6. 6To measure the current through a load the meter must be connected
    1. Aacross the load
    2. Bin parallel with the supply
    3. Cin parallel with the load
    4. DIn series with the load
  7. 7To measure the voltage across a load the meter must be connected
    1. Abefore the load
    2. Bin parallel with the supply
    3. Cin parallel with the load
    4. DIn series with the load
  8. 8In the diagram below if I1 and I2 are ammeter readings thenImage for question 8
    1. AI2 will be greater than I1
    2. BI1 will be greater than I2
    3. CI1 will be equal to I2
    4. DI1 will be half I2
  9. 9In the diagram below instrument A measuresImage for question 9
    1. Athe current through R3
    2. Bthe current through R1 and R2
    3. Cthe volt drop across R1 and R2
    4. Dthe volt drop across R1 and R3
  10. 10In the diagram below instrument B measuresImage for question 10
    1. Athe current through R3
    2. Bthe current through R1
    3. Cthe volt drop across R1 and R2
    4. Dthe volt drop across R1

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