Chapter 10 - Electrical Circuits Flashcards

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What is Kirchhoff’s First Law?

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Kirchhoff’s First Law is that the sum of current entering a point is the same as the sum of the current leaving that point: It uses the conservation of charge.

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What is Kirchhoff’s Second Law?

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Describe current around a series circuit.

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Current is the same at any point in a series loop.

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For a series loop, what is true of potential difference around components, with greater resistance.

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The greater the resistance of a component, in a series loop, the greater the potential difference around that component.

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What is the law of current relating to branches in a parallel circuit.

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What is the law of potential difference relating to branches in a parallel circuit.

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What is the law of resistor relating to being in series?

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What is the law of resistors relating to branches in a parallel circuit.

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State the equation of electromotive force, including “lost volts”.

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How would and I-V graph look for instances of a cell with internal resistance?

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Y-intercept = ε (electromotive force)

Gradient = -r (internal resistance)

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What is the potential divider equation?

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