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REVIEW QUESTIONS
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What is matter, and in what three states
is it found?
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What is an element?
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What is a coulomb?
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What is Coulomb’s law? State its
properties.
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What determines whether a substance is
a conductor or an insulator?
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What is an ampere?
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Define voltage.
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Define Ohm.
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What is the relationship of current to
voltage in a circuit?
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Are all the electrons flowing in a circuit
provided by the battery?
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Why must there be no gaps in an electric
circuit for it to carry current?
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Differentiate between a series circuit
and a parallel circuit.
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If two lamps are connected in series to
a 9-V
battery, how many volts are impressed
across each lamp?
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If one of two lamps blows out when connected
in series, what happens to the current
in the other two?
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If two lamps are connected in parallel
to a 9-V
battery, how many volts are impressed
across each lamp?
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If one of two lamps blows out when connected
in parallel, what happens to the current
in the other one?
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In which case will there be more current
in each of two lamps—if they are
connected to the same battery in series
or in parallel?
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In which case will there be more voltage
across each lamp
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What happens to the total circuit resistance
when more devices are added to a series
circuit? To a parallel circuit?
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What is the equivalent resistance of a
pair of 4-
resistors in series? In parallel?
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Why does the total circuit resistance
decrease when more devices are added to
a parallel circuit?
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What does it mean when you say that lines
in a home are overloaded?
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What is the function of a fuse or circuit
breaker in a circuit?
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What is meant by a short circuit?
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