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What is the most common unit of measurement for electrical resistance?

Watts (W)

Ohms (Ω) (correct)

Amperes (A)

Volts (V)

A voltmeter is connected in which way in a circuit to measure voltage?

Both series and parallel

Neither, it is independent of the circuit

Series

Parallel (correct)

Which of these is NOT a typical factor considered when calculating the monthly cost of an appliance?

Manufacturer's suggested retail price (correct)

Power rating of the appliance

Price per kilowatt-hour of electricity

Frequency of use

What is the formula used to calculate power in a circuit?

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A circuit breaker is designed to open when:

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Equivalent Resistance

Total resistance in a circuit combining individual resistances.

Ohm's Law

Relationship between voltage (V), current (I), and resistance (R): V = I × R.

Circuit Breaker Function

Device that automatically opens a circuit to prevent overload.

Power Rating

Specification of maximum power an appliance consumes, usually in watts.

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Appliance Usage Schedule

Record of daily usage time and cost to estimate monthly expenses.

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Exam Questions

Find the equivalent resistance
Ohm's law and circuit diagram (including voltmeter and ammeter)
Prove circuit breaker functionality
Calculate appliance usage time per day, energy consumption (power rating), and monthly cost.

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Test your knowledge in electrical engineering with this quiz. It covers topics such as equivalent resistance, Ohm's law, circuit diagrams, and energy consumption calculations. Perfect for students preparing for exams or anyone interested in electrical concepts.