Electric Potential Difference Quiz
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What is electric potential difference measured in?

  • Amps (A)
  • Watts (W)
  • Volts (V) (correct)
  • Ohms (Ω)
  • What happens to the energy lost as current moves through a conductor?

  • It is converted into mechanical energy
  • It is stored in the battery
  • It is transferred to the molecules and atoms of the conductor (correct)
  • It is dissipated into the air
  • What does an ammeter measure when connected to a circuit with a heating element?

  • Voltage
  • Power
  • Fairly large current (correct)
  • Resistance
  • What is another term for electric potential difference?

    <p>Voltage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How is electric potential energy transformed when an element heats up and glows?

    <p>Changed into heat and light energy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Electric Potential Difference

    • Electric potential difference is measured in volts (V)
    • It is also referred to as voltage

    Energy Loss in Conductors

    • Energy lost as current moves through a conductor is converted into heat energy

    Measuring Current with Ammeters

    • An ammeter measures the current flowing through a circuit when connected to a circuit with a heating element

    Electric Potential Energy Transformation

    • When an element heats up and glows, electric potential energy is transformed into light and heat energy

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    Test your understanding of electric potential difference with this quiz. Explore the concept of current flow and the usage of electricity in a circuit connected to an electric stove element and a battery. Get ready to measure your knowledge on electric potential difference and its practical applications.

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