Grouping Of Lamps And Of Cells 7 Question Preview (ID: 51226)
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The law of addition of voltage is applicable in:
a) Simple circuit
b) Series connection
c) Parallel connection
d) All the above choices
In parallel circuit
a) There is more than one path for the current to follow
b) There is one path for the current to follow
c) There is no flow of current
d) None of the above choices
All lamps have the same voltage in a circuit of 3 lamps connected in:
a) Series
b) Parallel
c) Series and Parallel
d) all choices
To measure the current across an electric component Ammeter must be connected in:
a) Parallel to an electric component
b) Series to an electric component
c) Series or Parallel to an electric component
d) None of the choices
The law of electric voltage in series grouping is the:
a) Law of addition
b) Law of uniqueness
c) Newton's second law
d) None of the choices
If one lamp in parallel circuit burn out:
a) The other lamps glow normally
b) The other lamps stop glowing
c) The circuit damaged
d) None of the choices
If the voltage across a lamp is 6V then the voltage across the second lamp connected in parallel with the first is:
a) 12v
b) 0V
c) 6A
d) 6V
The SI Unit of voltage is :
a) Volt
b) Ampere
c) Watt
d) Kilogram
The Voltage is measured by:
a) Voltmeter
b) Ammeter
c) None of the choices
d) Ohmmeter
In our homes the connection of electric appliances is in:
a) Series
b) Any way
c) Parallel
d) None of the above choices
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