This is the MCQs for Gibilisco:CHAPTER 2 - ELECTRICAL UNITS
Has a deficiency of electrons.
Has fewer electrons than the negative pole.
Has an excess of electrons.
Has more electrons than the negative pole
Cannot drive much current through a circuit.
Represents a low resistance.
Can sometimes produce a large current.
Drops to zero in a short time.
0.01 mA.
0.1 mA.
1 mA.
0.1 A.
A flashlight bulb.
A typical household.
A power plant.
A clock radio.
20 Ω.
0.5 Ω.
0.05 Ω.
0.02 Ω.
3.33 millisiemens.
33.3 millisiemens.
333 microsiemens.
0.333 siemens.
1.8 siemens.
1.8 Ω.
0.2 siemens.
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17 mA.
234 mA.
17 A.
234 A.
1.76
1760
7.8
0.0078
147
14.7
1.47
0.147
The Btu
The erg
The foot pound
The kilowatt hour
60 Hz
120 Hz
50 Hz
100 Hz
Half of the ac wave is inverted
Half of the ac wave is chopped off
The whole wave is inverted
The effective value is half the peak value
Half of the wave is inverted
The effective value is less than that of the original ac wave
The effective value is the same as that of the original ac wave
The effective value is more than that of the original ac wave
The whole wave is inverted
The effective value is less than that of the original ac wave
The effective value is the same as that of the original ac wave
The effective value is more than that of the original ac wave
Is never dangerous
Is always dangerous
Is dangerous if it is ac, but not if it is dc
Can be dangerous under certain conditions
The volt-turn
The ampere-turn
The gauss
The gauss-turn
The volt-turn
The ampere-turn
The gauss
The gauss-turn
Concentrates magnetic flux lines within itself
Increases the total magnetomotive force around a current-carrying wire
Causes an increase in the current in a wire
Increases the number of ampere-turns in a wire
37,500 At
375 At
37.5 At
3.75 At
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