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1. When adding more lights to the electric circuit with one source (battery) would: a) Make them more bright b) Make them more dimmer c) Make them more sharper d) Make them more colorless 2. The current in parallel circuit is: a) Un equal b) Equal c) More powerful d) Less powerful 3. A circuit connected in series, consist of resistors: (R1= 1.2KO, R3= 1.2KO and total resistance is 12KO) the value of R2 is: a) 960 2 b) 9600 Q c) 1.2 KO d) 2.4 KO

1. When adding more lights to the electric circuit with one source (battery) would: a) Make them more bright b) Make them more dimmer c) Make them more sharper d) Make them more colorless 2. The current in parallel circuit is: a) Un equal b) Equal c) More powerful d) Less powerful 3. A circuit connected in series, consist of resistors: (R1= 1.2KO, R3= 1.2KO and total resistance is 12KO) the value of R2 is: a) 960 2 b) 9600 Q c) 1.2 KO d) 2.4 KO

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Q4) Choose the correct answer: 1. When adding more lights to the electric circuit with one source (battery) would: a) Make them more bright b) Make them more dimmer c) Make them more sharper d) Make them more colorless 2. The current in parallel circuit is: a) Un equal b) Equal c) More powerful d) Less powerful 3. A circuit connected in series, consist of resistors: (R1= 1.2KO, R3= 1.2KO and total resistance is 12KQ) the value of R2 is: a) 960 2 b) 9600 2 c) 1.2 KO d) 2.4 KO 4. In electric circuit, the power losses at the resistance is proportional directly: a) P b) v c) v d) a and b are correct 5. Smille Ampere is equal to: a) 500 Micro Ampere b) 5000 Micro Ampere c) 50Micro Ampere d) 5 Ampere
Transcribed Image Text:Q4) Choose the correct answer: 1. When adding more lights to the electric circuit with one source (battery) would: a) Make them more bright b) Make them more dimmer c) Make them more sharper d) Make them more colorless 2. The current in parallel circuit is: a) Un equal b) Equal c) More powerful d) Less powerful 3. A circuit connected in series, consist of resistors: (R1= 1.2KO, R3= 1.2KO and total resistance is 12KQ) the value of R2 is: a) 960 2 b) 9600 2 c) 1.2 KO d) 2.4 KO 4. In electric circuit, the power losses at the resistance is proportional directly: a) P b) v c) v d) a and b are correct 5. Smille Ampere is equal to: a) 500 Micro Ampere b) 5000 Micro Ampere c) 50Micro Ampere d) 5 Ampere
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