Sunday, September 26, 2010

Cricut Studio: Cricut Studio - switches in electrial circuits are usally wired?

Question by Dgaf187: switches in electrial circuits are usally wired?
A.in paraellel/serise
B.near power source
C.in parallel
D.in series

2. if there were a current flowing of 6A in a 120V circut what would the resistance be?
A.10ohms
B.720ohms
C.17ohms
D.20ohms

If the resistance in 120 V electrical cricut were 30ohms what would the current be in amperes?
A.100A
B.3600A
C.4A
D.6A

Best answer:

Answer by bob smith
For question 1, do you know what the terms “parallel” and “series” mean? If so, just think about what you would use to shut off the power to the WHOLE system.

For questions 2 and 3, these can be answered by solving the very basic electrical equation V=IR, where “V” is voltage, “I” is current and “R” is resistance. (Ohm’s Law)

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

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