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(1)
The statement which correctly represents Ohm’s law:
[A]
V = IR
[B]
V = R/I
[C]
R = VI
[D]
I = R/V
(2)
A 10 ohms resistor is powered by a 5-V battery. The current flowing through the source is:
[A]
10 A
[B]
50 A
[C]
2 A
[D]
0.5 A
(3)
Repeat the above problem for resistor values of 30 ohms each when the source is 60 V.
[A]
0.25 A
[B]
0.5 A
[C]
2 A
[D]
4 A
(4)
Two resistors having values 18 ohms and 50 ohms are connected in series to an unknown source. An ammeter is connected to the circuit which reads 2 A. Find the input voltage to the circuit:
[A]
36 V
[B]
100 V
[C]
136 V
[D]
168 V
(5)
Two parallel resistors both having their values 50 and 60 ohms are connected in parallel. The overall current provided by the 100 V source is:
[A]
1.72 A
[B]
2.88 A
[C]
3.66 A
[D]
4.52 A
(6)
Two resistors having values 5 ohms and 10 ohms are connected in series to a 10 V source. Find the current flowing through the circuit:
[A]
0.66 A
[B]
1.5 A
[C]
2 A
[D]
2.5 A
(7)
If 1st band = Brown; 2nd band = Black; 3rd band = Brown; and I = 50 mA, then by using Ohm law find the value of source voltage:
[A]
0.5 V
[B]
5 V
[C]
50 V
[D]
500 V
(8)
If V9 = 50 V, I9 = 25 μA, then R9 = __:
[A]
2 MΩ
[B]
2 GΩ
[C]
1250 MΩ
[D]
1250 GΩ
(9)
If V8 = 15 kV, I8 = 2 nA, then R7 = __:
[A]
7500 kΩ
[B]
7500 GΩ
[C]
30 kΩ
[D]
30 GΩ
(10)
If V5 = 99 kV, R5 = 33 GΩ, then I5 = __:
[A]
5 A
[B]
5 mA
[C]
5 µA
[D]
5 nA
(11)
If V6 = 22 V, R6 = 11 kΩ, then I6 = __:
[A]
5 A
[B]
5 mA
[C]
5 µA
[D]
5 nA
(12)
If V7 = 10 V, I7 = 1 μA, then R7 = __:
[A]
10 kΩ
[B]
10 MΩ
[C]
0.1 kΩ
[D]
0.1 MΩ
(13)
A resistor is color-coded with four bands, the first one being brown, second, black, third red, and fourth gold. The resistor connects to a 10 V source. Find the current flowing through the resistor.
[A]
1 mA
[B]
10 mA
[C]
100 mA
[D]
1A
(14)
If 1st band = Yellow; 2nd band = Violet; 3rd band = Brown; and V = 47 V, then I = ___?
[A]
0.1 A
[B]
0.1 mA
[C]
100 mA
[D]
470 mA
(15)
If 1st band = Red; 2nd band = Red; 3rd band = Red; and V = 44 V, then I = ___?
[A]
20 A
[B]
20 mA
[C]
44 A
[D]
44 mA
(16)
If 1st band = Brown; 2nd band = Black; 3rd band = Green; and V = 50 V, then I = ___?
[A]
1 mA
[B]
100 μA
[C]
5 mA
[D]
50 μA
(17)
If 1st band = Brown; 2nd band = Black; 3rd band = Orange; and I = 50 mA, then by using the formula of Ohm’s law find the value of voltage source which powers the source:
[A]
0.5 V
[B]
5 V
[C]
50 V
[D]
500 V
(18)
Two parallel resistors both having their values 28 ohms are connected in parallel. The overall current provided by the 28 V source is.
[A]
1 A
[B]
2 A
[C]
4 A
[D]
8 A
(19)
If 1st band = Orange; 2nd band = Orange; 3rd band = Orange; and I = 10 mA, then by using the formula of Ohm’s law find the value of voltage source which powers the source:
[A]
3 V
[B]
33 V
[C]
330 V
[D]
500 V
(20)
If V4 = 50 V, R4 = 10 GΩ, then I4 = __:
[A]
5 A
[B]
5 mA
[C]
5 µA
[D]
5 nA
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