A current of 2 A carries 2 C of charge past a point each second. True or false?
1 Electrical Quantities and Ohm’s Law Online Quiz Questions
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A source transfers 18 J of energy to 3 C of charge. What is the potential difference between the two points?
- A
3 V
- B
6 V
- C
9 V
- D
54 V
A steady current carries 15 C of charge past a point in 5 s. The current is A.
An ohmic component has a voltage of 24 V across it and a current of 4 A through it. What is its resistance in ohms?
For an ohmic resistor with fixed resistance, increasing the voltage across it increases the current through it. True or false?
- A
True
- B
False
A circuit element has 9 V across it and carries a current of 2 A. What is its electrical power?
- A
4.5 W
- B
11 W
- C
18 W
- D
36 W
A device transfers energy at a rate of 40 W for 2 min. It transfers J of energy.
Select all statements that are supported by Ohm’s law and its stated limits.
- A
For an ohmic component under the conditions considered, voltage is proportional to current.
- B
At fixed voltage, increasing the resistance of an ohmic component decreases its current.
- C
Every electrical component has voltage proportional to current under all conditions.
- D
For an ohmic resistor, voltage, current, and resistance are related by V=IR.
A steady current of 1.5 A flows for 8 s. How much charge passes a point in the circuit?
- A
0.1875 C
- B
9.5 C
- C
12 C
- D
13.5 C
What electrical quantity describes the rate of energy transfer?
A 5 Ω ohmic resistor is connected to a 15 V source for 4 s. Select all statements that correctly describe the resistor during this interval.
- A
The current is 3 A.
- B
The power is 20 W.
- C
The energy transferred in 4 s is 180 J.
- D
The charge passing through in 4 s is 12 C.
A 60 Ω ohmic resistor has 120 V across it. What is its power in watts?
A household device uses 0.5 kWh of electrical energy. Which value is equivalent in joules?
- A
1.8×103 J
- B
1.8×106 J
- C
3.6×106 J
- D
7.2×106 J
A 10 Ω ohmic resistor is connected to a 20 V source for 30 s. Calculate the current, the power, the energy transferred, and the charge that passes through the resistor. Show how the energy result agrees with the product of voltage and charge.
True or false: Voltage is measured between two points in a circuit.
- A
True
- B
False
A transfer of 36J of energy moves 6C of charge between two points. What is the potential difference?
- A
4V
- B
6V
- C
30V
- D
216V
A total of 24C of charge passes a point in 8s. What is the current?
- A
0.33A
- B
2A
- C
3A
- D
32A
An ohmic resistor has resistance 6Ω and is connected across an 18V source. What current flows through it?
- A
0.33A
- B
3A
- C
12A
- D
108A
A circuit element has a potential difference of 12V across it and carries a current of 2A. What is its electrical power?
- A
6W
- B
14W
- C
24W
- D
36W
An ohmic component has a potential difference of 15V across it and carries 2.5A. What is its resistance? Enter the resistance value in ohms.