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Journeyman Electrician Theory Quiz Questions 38
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1 pointsWhen a dielectric material is placed in an electric field the field strength will:
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1 pointsWhen two cells of unequal voltages are connected in parallel, then the emf of the combination will be equal to:
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1 pointsKirchhoff’s Current Law is applicable to which of the following:
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1 pointsA Circuit which is having neither any energy source nor emf source is known as _____ circuit:
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1 pointsThe ratio of voltage and electrical current in a closed circuit will ____:
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1 pointsif in a circuit, if the supply voltage is reduced to half and resistance offered in the circuit is doubled then the current flowing in the circuit will be:
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1 pointsWhen the ares of the cross section of the wire is reduced then the resistance will be:
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1 pointsA Circuit in which 2Ω resistance having 2 Amps current will dissipate the power of:
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1 pointsAn air gap is usually inserted in magnetic circuits so as to:
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1 pointsA minus (-) sign that is placed in the right hand side of the induced emf expression indicate the phenomenon explained by:
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