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If five electrons combine with three protons, the net charge will be ?
negative
as loads are added in a parallel circuit, the total resistance of the circuit will?
decrease
If two light bulbs are wired in series and one bulb burns out, the other bulb will?
go out
What happens to the current in a circuit if the resistance is increased?
the current decreases
What type of charge does an electron have?
negative
What part of an atom moves from one atom to another?
electron
Typical insulators are?
glass, rubber, plastic
To find watts of electrical power in an electrical circuit, you multiply?
volts and amps
an ampere is ?
a coulomb per second
The compressor motor and condenser fan motor are wired in ?
parallel
An element in an electric heating unit is applied to a 232 volt power supply. The current flow through the element is 19 amps. what is the resistance of the element?
12 ohms
If a conductor carrying electrical current is formed into a coil, the magnetic field around the wire will?
increase
Electricity is the movement of ?
free electrons from one atom to another
The law of charges states ?
unlike charges attract
In a parallel circuit containing a 3 ohm, a 7 ohm, and a 10 ohm resistor, the current flow is highest through what resistor?
3 ohm
A defective coil could be caused by ?
a short to ground
In a parallel circuit, the total current will..?
increase as additional resistors are added in parallel
true or false: If three bulbs are wired in parallel and one bulb burns out, the total current of the circuit will decrease
True
true or false: as the diameter of a wire increases, its resistance will also increase
false
True or false: When calculating the total resistance of a parallel circuit, the result will always be lower than the lowest resistance
True
True or false: One kilowatt of electrical energy is equal to 1,000,000 watts
false
True or false: In a circuit with two or more resistances in series, the total resistance in the circuit is the sum of the resistances
true
True or false: In a circuit with two or more resistances in parallel, the total resistance in the circuit is the sum of th resistances in the circuit
false
True or false: ohmmeters are to be used only on circuits that are de-energized
true
A good conductor of electricity is said to have ........... electrons which can move easily from one atom to another
free
A 50 ohm load and a 100 ohm load are connected in series to a 120 volt supply. A voltmeter would read ........... volts if connected across the 50 ohm load, and ............ volts if connected across the 100 ohm load
40 volts
80 volts
The unit of measure for resistance is the?
ohms
The unit of measure for the current flow of electrical energy is the ?
amps
The unit of measure for the electrical pressure forcing electrical energy through a conductor is the ?
volts
If there was a current flow of 6 amps in a 120-V circuit, the resistance of the circuit would be ....... ohms
20
A relay is a component made up of?
contact and coil
Three electric heating elements are connected in parallel with each other and each element draws 7 amps. The supply voltage is 210 volts.
a) What is the resistance of each heater?
b) What would the current be through each of the two remaining heaters if one heater burns out?
a) 30 ohms
b) 7 amps
What is the total current in a circuit that has two electric heating elements that have resistances of 5 ohms and 20 ohms? The elements are connected in parallel with each other and are connected to a 200-v power supply.
50 amps
If two 60-watt light bulbs are wired in parallel with each other and are connected to a 120-V power supply, what will a voltmeter read if connected across the first bulb? the second bulb?
first bulb = 120 V
second bulb = 120 V
If two 60-watt light bulbs are wired in parallel with each other and are connected to 120-Volt power supply, what will a voltmeter read if connected across the first bulb? and the second bulb?
first bulb = 60v
second bulb = 60v
If two electrical loads are connected in parallel with each other and each load draws six amps, what is the total current of the circuit?
12 amps
Why is rubber a good insulator?
contains bound electrons
How can the magnetic field around an iron core be increased?
wrap copper coil around it
What is meant by 60 hertz AC current?
time for cycle