Electrical Engineering Quiz

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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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Flashcards

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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Study Notes

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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