How much resistance R1 must be added in series with a 400 Ω R2 to limit the current to 0.25 A with 120 V applied? Which statement is correct about a parallel circuit? a)The source voltage is equivalent to the voltage across each load. b)The total current is equivalent to the sum of the branch currents c)The total resistance is equivalent to the sum of the reciprocal of each load resistance. d)The source voltage is equivalent to the sum of the individual voltage drops.
How much resistance R1 must be added in series with a 400 Ω R2 to limit the current to 0.25 A with 120 V applied? Which statement is correct about a parallel circuit? a)The source voltage is equivalent to the voltage across each load. b)The total current is equivalent to the sum of the branch currents c)The total resistance is equivalent to the sum of the reciprocal of each load resistance. d)The source voltage is equivalent to the sum of the individual voltage drops.
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How much resistance R1 must be added in series with a 400 Ω R2 to limit the current to 0.25 A with 120 V applied?
Which statement is correct about a parallel circuit?
a)The source voltage is equivalent to the voltage across each load.
b)The total current is equivalent to the sum of the branch currents
c)The total resistance is equivalent to the sum of the reciprocal of each load resistance.
d)The source voltage is equivalent to the sum of the individual voltage drops.
A heater element rated for 1000 watts and 120 volts is operated from a 100-volt source. As a result, its:
a)resistance will decrease.
b)resistance will remain the same.
c)wattage will increase.
d)current will increase.
a)resistance will decrease.
b)resistance will remain the same.
c)wattage will increase.
d)current will increase.
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