Flashcards - Series and Parallel Circuits
Flashcards - Series and Parallel Circuits
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What are the two ways that a
component can be connected
in a circuit?
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What are the two ways that a component
can be connected in a circuit?
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Voltage is also known as ….
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Voltage is also known as ….
Potential difference
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How does the potential difference
across two components vary when
connected in series and parallel?
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How does the potential difference across
two components vary when connected in
series and parallel?
● In a series circuit the total
P.D is shared between each
component
● In a parallel circuit the P.D across
each
component is the same
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If two resistors are connected in
parallel, what can be said about
their combined total resistance?
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If two resistors are connected in parallel,
what can be said about their combined total
resistance?
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If two resistors are connected in series, what
can be said about their total resistance?
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Where must a voltmeter be
placed in a circuit?
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Where must a voltmeter be placed in a
circuit?
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Give an equation relating potential difference
with energy transferred and charge.
Potential difference (V) =
energy transferred (J) / charge
(C)
V=E/Q
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A volt can also be described as
...
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A volt can also be described as a ...
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What is an electric current?
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What is an electric current?
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State the equation linking charge,
current and time. Give the units for
the quantities involved.
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State the equation linking charge, current
and time.
Give the units for the quantities
involved.
Q=It
Charge (Coulombs), Current
(Amperes), Time (Seconds)
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What can be said about the
value of current at any point in a
single closed loop?
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What can be said about the value of current
at any point in a single closed loop?
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What two factors does the
current in a circuit
depend on?
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What two factors does the current in a circuit
depend on?
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What equation should be used to
calculate potential difference if
current and resistance are known?
State the units for all 3 quantities.
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What equation should be used to calculate
potential difference if current and resistance
are known? State the units for all 3 quantities.
V=IR
Potential Difference (V),
Current (A), Resistance (Ω)
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What is an ammeter and where
must it be connected in a
circuit?
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What is an ammeter and where must it be
connected in a circuit?
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