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Chapter 7

The document contains multiple choice questions from Chapter 7 of 'Electrical Circuit Theory and Technology'. It covers various concepts related to resistors in series and parallel, ammeter readings, and equivalent resistance calculations. Each question has one correct answer related to electrical circuit theory.
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Chapter 7

The document contains multiple choice questions from Chapter 7 of 'Electrical Circuit Theory and Technology'. It covers various concepts related to resistors in series and parallel, ammeter readings, and equivalent resistance calculations. Each question has one correct answer related to electrical circuit theory.
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Electrical Circuit Theory and Technology 6th edition

ISBN 978-1-138-67349-6
www.routledge.com/cw/bird
© Taylor & Francis, 2017
All rights reserved

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS FOR CHAPTER 7


All questions have only one correct answer

1. If two 4 Ω resistors are connected in series the effective resistance of the circuit is:
[a] 8Ω
[b] 4Ω
[c] 2Ω
[d] 1Ω

2. If two 4 Ω resistors are connected in parallel the effective resistance of the circuit is:
[a] 8Ω
[b] 4Ω
[c] 2Ω
[d] 1Ω

3. With the switch in Figure 1 closed, the ammeter reading will indicate:
[a] 1A
[b] 75 A
1
[c] A
3
[d] 3A

Figure 1

4. The effect of connecting an additional parallel load to an electrical supply source is to


increase the:
[a] resistance of the load
[b] voltage of the source
[c] current taken from the source
[d] p.d. across the load

1 1
5. The equivalent resistance when a resistor of Ω is connected in parallel with a Ω
3 4
resistance is:
1
[a] Ω
7
[b] 7Ω
1
[c] Ω
12
3
[d] Ω
4

6. With the switch in Figure 2 closed the ammeter reading will indicate:
[a] 108 A
1
[b] A
3
[c] 3A
3
[d] 4 A
5

Figure 2

7. A 6 Ω resistor is connected in parallel with the three resistors of Figure 2. With the switch
closed the ammeter reading will indicate:
3
[a] A
4
[b] 4A
1
[c] A
4
1
[d] 1 A
3

8. A 10 Ω resistor is connected in parallel with a 15 Ω resistor and the combination in series


with a 12 Ω resistor. The equivalent resistance of the circuit is:
[a] 37 Ω
[b] 18 Ω
[c] 27 Ω
[d] 4Ω

9. When three 3 Ω resistors are connected in parallel, the total resistance is:
[a] 3Ω
[b] 9Ω
[c] 1Ω
[d] 0.333 Ω

10. The total resistance of two resistors R1 and R2 when connected in parallel is given by:
[a] R1 + R2
1 1
[b] 
R1 R2
R1  R2
[c]
R1R2
R1R2
[d]
R1  R2

11. If in the circuit shown in Figure 3, the reading on the voltmeter is 5 V and the reading on the
ammeter is 25 mA, the resistance of resistor R is:
[a] 0.005 Ω
[b] 5Ω
[c] 125 Ω
[d] 200 Ω

Figure 3

12. A variable resistor has a range of 0 to 5 kΩ. If the slider is set at halfway, the value of the
current flowing through a 750 Ω load, when connected to a 100 V supply and used as a
potentiometer, is:
[a] 25 mA
[b] 40 mA
[c] 17.39 mA
[d] 20 mA

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