flashcards practice #4

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1
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Advantages of Parallel circuit

A

-They can turn on and off separately
-If one of the bulbs stops working that does not effect the other component.

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2
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What is Voltage?

A

related to energy

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3
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What is Volts?

A

The measure of Voltage

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4
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How much Voltage do most cells supply?

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1.5 V

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5
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What is a battery?

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one or more cells connected in a series.

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6
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What are main Voltages in batteries?

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6V, 9V or 12 V

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7
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What are mains?

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electrical supply that comes from the power stations.

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8
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How much are mains mostly?

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220 to 240 V

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9
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What is a supply?

A

Source of energy

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10
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The lamps used in schools are of how much V?

A

3V to 6 V

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11
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What thing measures Voltage?

A

Voltmeter

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12
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The energy in the cell and in each component should?

A

stay the same

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13
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In a series circuit what happens to the Voltage?

A

It is shared.

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14
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If there are more components then?

A

The current will decrease

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15
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Adding more cells does what?

A

increases the Voltage
Increase the current

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16
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The more components in a parallel makes V increase or decrease?

A

increase

17
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What is resistance ?

A

How easy or difficult it is for electrons to move through a material

18
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Conductors have - resistance?

A

low resistance

19
Q

Insulators have __ resistance?

A

high resistance

20
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How is resistance measured?

A

In Ohms

21
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Why do Copper wires have a low resistance?

A

So that they don’t affect the current that much.

22
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Filament meaning:

A

high resistance wires

23
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Who invented Ohms law?

A

Georg Simon Ohm

24
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What is Ohms’ law?

A

voltage= current x resistance

25
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Why is it I not C for Current?

A

Because the scientist was French and called it l’intensite` du courant

26
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What is a resistor?

A

A component which is supposed to have a fixed resistance.

27
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Why are there colored bands on resistors?

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it acts like a code to show how much resistance it has

28
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Why are there colored bands on resistors?

A

it acts like a code to show how much resistance it has