QUIZ 1I.TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE if the statement is correct; and if false, write NO and underlinethe WORD that makes the statement incorrect.1. The voltage across a short is equal to the source voltage.2. Most circuits in commercial and industrial electronics equipment are parallel circuits.3. A parallel –- series circuit cannot be reduced to a single total or equivalent resistance.4. The total current increases each time a lamp is added in a parallel circuit.5. To produce any circuit to a single representative resistance, you start with thecomponents nearest from the power source6. The current across a short is zero.7. The line current and voltage distribution of the voltage divider changes as the loadchanges.8. The sum of the resistances determines the total amount of circuit voltage in a seriesresistive circuit.9. Thevenin's and Norton's theorems can be used for circuit analysis by reducing acomplex circuit to a simple equivalent circuit.10. Copper wire is a relatively good conductor and is used in most circuit to lower powerlosses.ded before the number.

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IRUE OR PALSE. VVIIE the WORD that makes the statement incorect. UL II IMe SIulemenis EOMECT; UnA If false, write NU and underline 1. The voltage across a short is equal to the source voltage. 2. Most circuits in commercial and industrial electronics equipment are parallel circu 3. A parallel - series circuit cannot be reduced to a single total or equivalent resistan

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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