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Question 1 MCQ · Apply · 1 mark Electricity · Electric current and charge
At a point in a wire, current is 0.80 A. Approximately how many electrons pass per second? A. 5 × 1 0 17 B. 5 × 1 0 18 C. 8 × 1 0 18 D. 1.28 × 1 0 20
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 2 MCQ · Apply · 1 mark Electricity · Electric current and charge
A charge of 3.2 C passes through a wire in 8 s. The number of electrons is: A. 2 × 1 0 18 B. 2 × 1 0 19 C. 5 × 1 0 19 D. 1.6 × 1 0 20
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 3 MCQ · Understand · 1 mark Electricity · Potential difference and meters
Which expression gives energy transferred to charge Q through potential difference V ? A. V / Q B. V Q C. Q / V D. Q / t
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 4 MCQ · Apply · 1 mark Electricity · Potential difference and meters
A student measures current through a lamp and voltage across it. Which connection is correct? Ammeter in series and voltmeter across the resistor. A. Both meters in series B. Ammeter parallel, voltmeter series C. Ammeter series, voltmeter parallel D. Both parallel
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 5 MCQ · Apply · 1 mark Electricity · Potential difference and meters
A 6 V cell drives a 3Ω resistor. Where should the voltmeter be connected? A. Across the resistor B. In series ahead of the cell C. In place of the resistor D. Only across the ammeter
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 6 MCQ · Analyse · 1 mark Electricity · Resistance and resistivity
On an I versus V plot, line A has slope 0.5 A/V and line B has slope 0.25 A/V. Which resistance is larger? The steeper I-V line has lower resistance. A. A is twice B B. B is twice A C. They are equal D. Cannot be determined
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 7 MCQ · Apply · 1 mark Electricity · Resistance and resistivity
A wire of given material and length is replaced by one with twice the diameter. Its new resistance is: A. R /4 B. R /2 C. 2 R D. 4 R
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 8 MCQ · Apply · 1 mark Electricity · Resistance and resistivity
Wire B is three times as long as wire A but has the same resistance and material. What is A B : A A ? A. 1 : 3 B. 1 : 1 C. 3 : 1 D. 9 : 1
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 9 MCQ · Analyse · 1 mark Electricity · Resistance and resistivity
For equal-material wires, which has the least resistance? A. Length L , diameter d B. Length L , diameter 2 d C. Length 2 L , diameter 2 d D. Length L /2 , diameter d
Check answer Mark as completedQuestion 10 MCQ · Apply · 1 mark Electricity · Resistance and resistivity
Wire B has length 4 L and resistance 2 R compared with wire A of length L , resistance R and area A . Its cross-section is: A. A /2 B. A C. 2 A D. 4 A
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