If the current through a heater coil is 5 amp and the supply voltage is 120 volts, the coil resistance is?

Question

1. If the current through a heater coil is 5 amp and the supply voltage is 120 volts, the coil resistance is
A. 0.04 ohm.
B. 24 ohms.
C. 110 ohms.
D. 575 ohms.

2. The amount of current flowing in a circuit can be measured by
A. an ammeter.
B. a voltmeter.
C. a neon test lamp.
D. an ohmmeter.

3. Which one of the following letters is used in formulas as the symbol for voltage?
A. P
B. W
C. I
D. E

4. The conductors in electrical devices are commonly made of
A. iron.
B. nickel.
C. copper.
D. lead.

5. The energy used by an appliance which operates at 240 volts at 15 amp for 4 hr. is
A. 0.92 kwhr.
B. 3.45 kwhr.
C. 14.4 kwhr.
D. 60.0 kwhr.

6. What is the voltage in a circuit with a resistance of 12 ohms and a current of 20 amp?
A. 0.58 volt
B. 1.74 volts
C. 120 volts
D. 240 volts

7. If an appliance does NOT work at all when you plug it in and turn the switch on, the appliance circuit is
A. shorted.
B. overloaded.
C. leaking.
D. open.

8. To read the line voltage supplied to an appliance, you should connect the voltmeter
A. in series with the power supply.
B. between the grounded wire and the water pipe.
C. across the power supply.
D. between terminals of two adjacent circuit parts.

9. The best method for testing the continuity of each part of an appliance uses
A. a voltmeter.
B. an ammeter.
C. an ohmmeter.
D. a wattmeter.

10. A 2000-watt heater connected to a 120-volt circuit will draw a current of
A. 5.75 amp.
B. 15 amp.
C. 16.67 amp.
D. 23 amp.

11. What type of fault causes an appliance to blow a fuse when the appliance is turned on?
A. An open circuit
B. Too much resistance
C. A short circuit
D. Too high a voltage

12. Which one of the following conditions is unfavorable for the use of an ohmmeter?
A. Voltage is supplied to the appliance
B. The appliance is grounded
C. Moisture is in the insulation
D. The appliance circuit is shorted

13. A series circuit in an appliance consists of
A. several branches carrying independent currents.
B. more than one part connected across the same terminals.
C. several parts connected end to end.
D. more than one path carrying the current.

14. Which one of the following components is used to change an AC voltage to a lower or higher value?
A. Transistor
B. Transformer
C. Capacitor
D. Resistor

15. A full-wave bridge rectifier uses how many diodes?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four

16. An NPN transistor is correctly biased and turned on if the
A. base is negative.
B. collector is negative.
C. collector is positive with respect to the emitter and negative with respect to the base.
D. collector is the most positive lead followed by the base.

17. When an SCR turns ON, it acts like a(n)
A. transistor.
B. resistor and capacitor in series.
C. electronic switch and rectifier.
D. bridge rectifier.

18. Which one of the following IC digital gates requires a high on both inputs to output a high?
A. AND
B. OR
C. NAND
D. NOR

19. Which one of the following IC gates will have a low output if either of the inputs are high?
A. Buffer
B. NAND
C. NOR
D. OR

20. A microprocessor runs an internal program called a(n)
A. operating system.
B. scratchpad memory.
C. instruction chain.
D. PAL.

21. A resistor with the color bands brown, red, red and silver will have a resistance of
A. 120 ohms.
B. 1,200 ohms.
C. 2,100 ohms.
D. 6,400 ohms.

22. What type of diagram chart in a service manual can be used to easily service an electronic circuit board with ICs?
A. Exploded
B. Flowchart
C. Assembly
D. Pictorial

23. An LED display device uses how many segments to create the number 8?
A. Three
B. Four
C. Seven
D. Eight

24. When testing transistors, how much minimum voltage difference should be seen across the base-emitter junction?
A. 0.1 VDC
B. 0.4 VDC
C. 0.6 VDC
D. 0.9 VDC

25. When you are forward-bias testing a diode with a digital VOM, the red test lead should be placed on which lead of the diode?
A. Anode
B. Cathode
C. Emitter
D. Drain

Answer 1

just answer C to all of them. You are going to flunk your course anyway so it doesnt really matter what you answer.

Answer 2

What are you doing, having us take a test for you? or do your homework?

1. R (resistance) = E (volts) divided by I (amps)
2. Current is measured in Amperes, so just guess which meter!
3. Electromotive Force...Guess
4. Copper
5. P (power in watts)=I (current in Amps) x E (voltage) x Hours
= kwhrs.
6. E(volts)=I(amps)xR(resistance)
7. Open, if it is shorted then it burns out the fuse and becomes Open.
8. Across the p/s, but that is not a very good answer. If 120 from single hot to ground, if 240 between the 2 hot 120 volt wires. You don't need to measure to ground because they are out of phase and have the 240 volt difference.
9. Continuity is checked with an Ohm meter
10. I (Amps) = P (power in watts) divided by E (volts)
11. Short
12. You do NOT want a voltage present when using an Ohmmeter, otherwise you might be buying a new Ohmmeter.
13. several parts connected end to end
14. It is a thing that transforms the voltage
15. Four
16. I think it is B, but it has been a long time with transisters
17. Switch and rectifier
18. AND. OR could be either one, NOR neither one, NAND not AND
19. NAND, I think both have to be low to have output, but I don't remember how a NOR fits in.
20. Operating System, I think
21. Silver is the tolerance, the last color is the number of zeros. Bad Boys Rape Our Young Girls Behind Victory Garden Walls
Black Brown Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Violet Gray White
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
or 1200 ohms
22. Flowchart I suppose
23. Seven segments, all of them
24. I don't know
25. I think that would be the Anode

Next time study.

Answer 3

If y'all don't want to answer then don't!!! That's as simple as that,but if you choose to do so,then shut the hell up with all the complaining!! PRETTY SIMPLE

Answer 4

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