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Mastery Check 6-6C

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Mastery checks are pledged activities. You may ONLY use: a calculator. No assistance from notes, friends, the internet, etc.

You may write "I pledge" and sign your name here.

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What is the value of the voltage from this voltmeter? Type just the number into the answer blank.

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Categorize each of the statements as to whether it belongs to an ammeter a voltmeter or neither. If it applies to both, then put it in both categories.

  • always placed in parallel (outside with the cables touching either side of the circuit element)

  • always placed in series (interrupting) with the rest of the circuit

  • used to measure the voltage across an element in a circuit

  • used to block current from flowing in a circuit

  • used to measure how bright the lightbulb is

  • used to measure the current through a circuit element

  • Ammeter

  • Voltmeter

  • Neither

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A student is designing a circuit to measure both the current through a lightbulb and the voltage across a lightbulb. Here is the diagram the student came up with. What is wrong with the diagram? Choose all that apply.

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For this circuit, you will need the following materials:

  • 1 D battery in a case

  • 1 lightbulb in a holder

  • 1 ammeter

  • 1 voltmeter

  • wires

  • alligator clips

Build the described circuit and when it is done, demonstrate it to your teacher, and they will check it off in Formative.

Build a circuit with a battery and a lightbulb. Insert an ammeter to measure the value of the current through the lightbulb and a voltmeter to measure the value of the voltage across the lightbulb.

Write down the measured values of the voltage and current in your circuit.