6 Questions
Explain the difference between a parallel connection and a series connection of switches.
In a parallel connection of switches, current flows if at least one of the switches is closed, while in a series connection, current flows only when both switches are closed.
What is the condition for current to flow in a series connection of switches?
In a series connection of switches, current flows only when both switches are closed.
Can current flow in a parallel connection of switches if both switches are open? Why or why not?
Yes, current can flow in a parallel connection of switches if at least one of the switches is closed. 'Parallel' does not mean that both switches are in the same state.
Explain the conditions under which current will flow in a parallel connection of switches a and b.
Current will flow in a parallel connection of switches a and b if at least one of the two switches is closed.
Explain the conditions for current to flow in a series connection of switches a and b.
Current can flow in a series connection of switches a and b only when both switches a and b are closed.
Differentiate between a parallel connection and a series connection of switches.
In a parallel connection, current will flow if at least one switch is closed, while in a series connection, current will only flow if all switches in the series are closed.
Test your knowledge of elementary logic with this quiz. Explore different ways of connecting switches and understand how current flows in parallel and series connections. Ideal for students studying basic electrical circuits or anyone interested in logic and circuitry.
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