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Comphensive Exam - Part 1

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1.

Describe the characteristics of electrical voltage​.

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2.

Describe the characteristics of electrical resistance​.

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3.

Describe the characteristics of electrical current​.

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4.

What is the relationship between voltage and current.

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5.

What is the relationship between current and resistance.

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Use the following information to solve for current: A closed series circuit has one resistor. The power supply is 9 volts DC. The resistor is 200 ohms.

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Use the following information to solve for voltage: A closed series circuit has one resistor. The current is 0.5 amps. The resistor is 50 ohms.

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A closed series circuit has a variable resistor set to 100 ohms. The variable power supply is set to 9 volts DC. According to Ohm's Law, the current in this circuit is 0.09 amps.

What happens if applied voltage is increased to 12 volts DC?

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A closed series circuit has a variable resistor set to 100 ohms. The variable power supply is set to 9 volts DC. According to Ohm's Law, the current in this circuit is 0.09 amps.

What happens if the variable resistor is increased to 200 ohms?

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10.

A closed series circuit has a variable resistor set to 100 ohms. The variable power supply is set to 9 volts DC. According to Ohm's Law, the current in this circuit is 0.09 amps.

What happens if the variable resistor is set to 0 ohms?