A. the magnitude of voltage on the conductor
B. the magnitude of current flowing through it
C. both A. and (b)
D. none of the above
A. Voltage
B. Current
C. Power
D. Resistance
A. decrease
B. increase
C. remain same
D. heater will burn out
A. length of heating element should be decreased
B. length of heating element should be increased
C. length of heating element has no effect on heating if water
D. none of the above
A. D. C. supply only
B. A. C. supply only
C. Battery supply only
D. All above
A. temperature of material is decreased
B. temperature of material is increased
C. number of free electrons available become more
D. none of the above is correct
A. Input power
B. Losses
C. True component of power
D. kWh consumed
A. collisions between conduction electrons and atoms
B. the release of conduction electrons from parent atoms
C. mutual collisions between metal atoms
D. mutual collisions between conducting electrons
A. 4 : 25
B. 25 : 4
C. 2 : 5
D. 5 : 2
A. it takes in proton
B. its atoms are removed
C. it gives away electrons
D. it gives away positive charge