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An open circuit:
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
In magnets:
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
The force (potential difference) that drives electrons along in a circuit is called:
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
The opposition to the flow of electrons is known as:
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
Dropping a magnet causes the domains to come out of alignment and takes away from its magnetic properties.
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
What is the voltage in a circuit with a current of 1.5 amps and a resistance of 9 ohms?
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
Resistance is measured in:
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
Which of the following would increase the strength of an electromagnet?
ohms
resistance
13.5 v
True
does not allow electrons to flow.
All of these.
voltage
like poles repel each other.
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