PART TWO: ELECTRICALQ1: Select the correct answer for the following multiple choice questions: (Answer Five only)1. Which of the following statements are true about electrical circuits?a) To represent the electrical circuits on paper, we use one type only: block diagrams.b) To represent the electrical circuits on paper, we use two types: block diagrams and schematic diagrams.c) To represent the electrical circuits on paper, we use one type only: schematic diagrams.d) None of these.2. Power is defined as the rate ofa) Charge.b) Resistance.c) Doing Work.d) None of these.3. There are..... possible independent sources.a) Four.b) Five.c) Three.d) None of these.4. An open circuit has ...... curent.a) Zero.b) Low.c) Infinite.d) None of these.5. Materials which easily allow the passage of electric current are known as:a) Insulators.b) Semi-Conductors.c) Conductors.d) None of these.6. The internal resistance of a voltage source is always connected ina) Parallel.b) Series.c) Series and Parallel.d) None of these.with it.7. If the energy is stored in a magnetic field, then the circuit element is:a) a pure resistor.b) a pure capacitor.c) a pure inductor.d) None of these.

Answer 2- The power is defined as a rate of doing work. So, option (c) is correct. Answer 4- An…

d) None of these. 5. Materials which easily allow the passage of electric current are known as: a) Insulators. b) Semi-Conductors. c) Conductors. d) None of these. with it. 6. The internal resistance of a voltage source is always connected in a) Parallel b) Series. c) Series and Parallel. d) None of these. 7. If the energy is stored in a magnetic field, then the circuit element is: a) a pure resistor. b) a pure capacitor. c) a pure inductor. d) None of these.

d) None of these. 5. Materials which easily allow the passage of electric current are known as: a) Insulators. b) Semi-Conductors. c) Conductors. d) None of these. with it. 6. The internal resistance of a voltage source is always connected in a) Parallel b) Series. c) Series and Parallel. d) None of these. 7. If the energy is stored in a magnetic field, then the circuit element is: a) a pure resistor. b) a pure capacitor. c) a pure inductor. d) None of these.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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