A. Reluctance
B. Charge
C. Power
D. Energy
A. (amperes) ohm
B. joules/seC.
C. amperes x volts
D. amperes/volt
A. metallic resistor
B. carbon resistor
C. wire wound resistor
D. variable resistor
A. Aluminium
B. Paper
C. Rubber
D. Mica
A. insulators
B. non-linear resistors
C. carbon resistors
D. resistors with zero temperature coefficient
A. preventing a short circuit between conducting wires
B. preventing an open circuit between the voltage source and the load
C. conducting very large currents
D. storing very high currents
A. ampere-hours
B. ampere-volts
C. kWh
D. amperes
A. equal to the atomic number of the atom
B. equal to the charge of an electron
C. equal to the charge of the number of electrons in an atom (#) zero
A. the highest resistance has the most of the current through it
B. the lowest resistance has the highest voltage drop
C. the lowest resistance has the highest current
D. the highest resistance has the highest voltage drop
A. carbon
B. aluminium
C. tungsten
D. nickel