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What is the point called where electrons enter an electrical circuit?
What is the point called where electrons enter an electrical circuit?
- Passive component
- Source (correct)
- Active component
- Return ground
Why should the electron's starting source terminal and returning source terminal not be in the same polarity?
Why should the electron's starting source terminal and returning source terminal not be in the same polarity?
- To ensure energy efficiency
- To increase the current flow
- To prevent short circuits (correct)
- To avoid resistance buildup
What is the exit point of an electrical circuit called?
What is the exit point of an electrical circuit called?
- Active component
- Return (correct)
- Load
- Earth ground
What happens if you connect the same terminal (negative with negative) in an electrical circuit?
What happens if you connect the same terminal (negative with negative) in an electrical circuit?
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What is an electrical load?
What is an electrical load?
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In an electrical heater, what terminal does the electron start from?
In an electrical heater, what terminal does the electron start from?
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What do electrons always end up at when completing the path of an electrical circuit?
What do electrons always end up at when completing the path of an electrical circuit?
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What does a load do in an electrical circuit?
What does a load do in an electrical circuit?
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