1. Caused by ane or more cells not producing voltage. May be due to cheap construction, overheating or mechanical damage. A. Loss of active materials B. Internal Shorts C. Sullation D. Internal Corrosion 2. Result of excessive depth of discharge and age. Mostly a probiem with cheaper batleries. A. Loss of active materials B. Internal Shorts C. Sulfalion D. Internal Corosion 3. The unit of measurement used for electrical pressure is- A. ohm B. volt C. energy D. amperes

1. Caused by ane or more cells not producing voltage. May be due to cheap construction, overheating or mechanical damage. A. Loss of active materials B. Internal Shorts C. Sullation D. Internal Corrosion 2. Result of excessive depth of discharge and age. Mostly a probiem with cheaper batleries. A. Loss of active materials B. Internal Shorts C. Sulfalion D. Internal Corosion 3. The unit of measurement used for electrical pressure is- A. ohm B. volt C. energy D. amperes

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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