A wire carries 10²¹ electrons in 4 minutes. Find the current to one decimal place; electron charge=1.6×10⁻¹⁹ C.
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The answer is D, 0.7 A.
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A wire carries 10²¹ electrons in 4 minutes. Find the current to one decimal place; electron charge=1.6×10⁻¹⁹ C.
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The answer is D, 0.7 A.
Assertion (A): A conducting wire must have a nonzero net electric charge to carry current. Reason (R): In a metallic wire,current involves directional drift of free electrons.
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The answer is C, A is false but R is true..
Measured pairs(V,I) are(1.0,0.1),(2.2,0.2),(3.0,0.6),(4.0,0.4),(6.4,0.6). Which pair is the clear resistance outlier?
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The answer is D, (3.0 V,0.6 A).
How is an ammeter connected to measure current through a circuit branch?
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The answer is D, In series with that branch.
For identical bulbs with the same voltage and wattage ratings connected in series, what is true at corresponding steady operating conditions?
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The answer is C, Both current and voltage drop are the same for each bulb.
A 100 W,220 V lamp has hot resistance ten times its cold resistance. Find its cold resistance.
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The answer is D, 48.4 Ω.
Why are high-power appliances commonly supplied on appropriately rated separate domestic circuits?
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The answer is C, Their larger currents require suitable conductors and protective devices.
To measure current and voltage for a 1 m wire AB,how should the ammeter and voltmeter be connected?
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The answer is C, Ammeter in series with AB;voltmeter in parallel across AB.
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