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Electrical B

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If the applied voltage stays the same, increasing the resistance of the circuit will cause the current to _____ decrease
The difference of the electrical potential between two wires of a circuit is its_______ voltage
Doubling both the line voltage and the circuit resistance cause the current to _________ remain the same
An incandescent light bulb filament measures 120 ohms when it is hot. When it is cold would the resistance be higher, lower, or the same? lower
If a 200 watt tungsten lamp is compared to a 100 watt tungsten lam of the same voltage rating, will the resistance of the 100 watt lamp be higher, lower, or the same? higher
How much current will be drawn by a 4.8 kilowatt heater in a 120 volt circuit? 40 amps
Two bars of copper are the same length but one is twice as thick as the other. Will the thick bar have less resistance, more resistance, or variable resistance> less resistance
If five lights are connected in a series and the filament on one light burns out, what will happen to the remaining lights? they will go out
If five lights are connected in parallel and the filament on one light burns out, what will happen to the remaining lights? no change
The voltage of a circuit is equal to amps times impedance
When resistance is increased in a circuit, what happens to the current? it is lessened
If four 300 watt lamps are connected in parallel, how much total power will be used by the circuit? 1200 watts
If four 200 watt lamps are connected in parallel and one of the lamps burns out, how much total power will be used by the circuit? 600 watts
If four 120 volt, 100 watt lamps are connected in parallel to a 240 volt circuit, what will happen? They will burn brighter than they would in a 120 volt circuit
Phase differences are expressed in _______________ Degrees
What is the value of voltage or current at any one particular moment in time? Instantaneous
What is the amount of voltage an AC voltmeter reads? root-mean-square
What is another name for the "effective value" of voltage or current? RMS
What is the only property that affects current flow in a DC circuit? resistance
What is the induction of a voltage into a conductor because of an expanding or collapsing magnetic field? mutual induction
What is it called when a capacitor has a potential difference between its plates? discharged
If a capacitor is overcharged, the electrons from the negative plate may be pulled through the dielectric to the positive plate. If this happens, what is the capacitor said to have done? shorted
If current and voltage are in phase what is the power factor? unity and 100%
Is apparent power always equal to or greater than true power? yes
If you want to determine true power of a circuit that contains reactance, you must multiply volts times amps times _____ power factor
In an AC circuit that contains no inductance or capacitance, will multiplying volts times amps give you the true power? yes
What is the apparent power of 20 amp load operating at 120 volts with a power factor of 85% 2040watts
What size transformer is needed to supply a 40kw load that operates at 60% power? 70KVA
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