Simple Questions (Paper 4) Flashcards

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1
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In a parallel circuit, what is constant?

A

Voltage (V)

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2
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In a series circuit, what is constant?

A

Current (I)

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3
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If you are told to sketch a graph, what are two things you have to draw?

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1) Straight line with GRADIENT

2) Labeled Axis and Values

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4
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How to tell if circuit is parallel or series?

A

See if they line up above each other

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5
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What is a thermo couple?

A

Made out of Ammeter , 2 Zinc wires one copper wire, hot junction and a cold junction

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6
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What is E.M.F?

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Electrical force supplied by the battery in unit time/quantity of charge in a COMPLETE circuit

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7
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How to tell if a circuit is working?

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Follow the current. The current has to be able to go continuously and reach the battery.

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8
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State Ohm’s Law

A

Voltage (V) is directly proportional to Current (I) at a CONSTANT temperature.
Which makes the Resistance (R) constant.

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9
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State R of Thermester

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Resistance (R) is inversely proportional to Temperature (Temp)

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10
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State the 4 Ferromagnets.

A

Steel
Iron
Nickle
Cobble

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11
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What is the softest Ferromagnet? What is the hardest Ferromagnet?

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•Softest is iron

•Hardest is Steel

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12
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Why is the core of an electromagnet made of Iron?

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Because iron is the softest ferromagnetic material. It magnetises easily, and loses its magnetisation easily.

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13
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Define conventional current.

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Current moves from Positive ‘+’ Terminal to Negative ‘-‘ terminal.

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14
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Where do you place the voltmeter?

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Across from the user.

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15
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State law of magnetism

A

Like poles repel, opposite poles attract.

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16
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Law of static electricity.

A

Like charges repel, Opposite charges attract.

17
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What is a neutral point?

A

When two magnets/charges of Like poles are close together so they repel. That point is without Any forces of attraction.

18
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How to make a magnet?

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1) Induction (It re arranges domains)
2) Stroking with an iron rod (it re arranges domains)
3) Electricity. Connect to a DC motor, and move it through a coil slowly. (It re arranges domains)

19
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How to demagnetise a magnet? And why?

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1) Hammering/Dropping (It scatters the domains)
2) Heating (Molecules Vibrate faster, so they scatter the domains)
3) Electricity, AC motor. (Scatters domains)

20
Q

How to strengthen an Electromagnet?

A

1) Increase current in coil
2) Increase length of wire/coil
3) Increase number of turns in the coil
4) Bring magnets closer

21
Q

How to know if a wire has the least resistance?

A

•Smallest Length
•Most thick
•Largest Diameter