DC Circuit Components and Properties Quiz

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What happens to the resistance of carbon when its filament temperature is decreased?

Remains same

Increase enormously

Decrease

Increase (correct)

In metric size standard, what happens to the size as the number of gauge increases?

Decrease

Do not change

Increase (correct)

Does change

Which of the following conductors has the highest resistance?

Constantan

Steel

Manganin (correct)

Nichrome

What is electric pressure also called?

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What is the effect of dielectric on capacitance?

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What happens to the resistance of carbon when its filament temperature is decreased?

Decrease Signup and view all the answers

In the metric size standard, what happens to the size as the gauge number increases?

Does change Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following conductors has the highest resistance?

Steel Signup and view all the answers

What is electric pressure also called?

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What does the voltage applied across a circuit act as?

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DC Circuit Components and Properties Quiz

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What happens to the resistance of carbon when its filament temperature is decreased?

In metric size standard, what happens to the size as the number of gauge increases?

Which of the following conductors has the highest resistance?

What is electric pressure also called?

What is the effect of dielectric on capacitance?

What happens to the resistance of carbon when its filament temperature is decreased?

In the metric size standard, what happens to the size as the gauge number increases?

Which of the following conductors has the highest resistance?

What is electric pressure also called?

What does the voltage applied across a circuit act as?

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