4th Intermediate- RB Duration: 15 minutes

Quiz in Physics Chapter 5: DC Voltage

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In the adjacent figure the DC source sends into the circuit a current of 0.7A and the ammeter indicates 0.3A. 1. Determine the current in: a- L1 b- L2 c- L3 Given that the DC source supplies a voltage of 9V and that the voltmeter indicates 1.5V, and that lamps L2 and L3 are identical. 2. Determine the voltage across: a- L2 b- L1 c- L4 d- K when closed e- K when open

1. Two non-identical lamps L1 and L2 are branched in parallel across a DC generator. Switch K on the main branch is closed. Draw a diagram of this circuit. 2. The YA and M terminals of an oscilloscope are connected across the DC source. The adjacent figure shows the display on the screen. Use this display to answer: a- UPN and not UNP is being measured, explain why. b- Determine the value of the measured voltage knowing that the vertical sensitivity is set at 5V/division. 3. Determine (with justification) the voltage across L1 and L2.

1. Two non-identical lamps L1 and L2 are branched in parallel across a DC generator. Switch K on the main branch is closed. Draw a diagram of this circuit. 2. The YA and M terminals of an oscilloscope are connected across the DC source. The adjacent figure shows the display on the screen. Use this display to answer: a- UPN and not UNP is being measured, explain why. b- Determine the value of the measured voltage knowing that the vertical sensitivity is set at 5V/division. 3. Determine (with justification) the voltage across L1 and L2.

1. Two non-identical lamps L1 and L2 are branched in parallel across a DC generator. Switch K on the main branch is closed. Draw a diagram of this circuit. 2. The YA and M terminals of an oscilloscope are connected across the DC source. The adjacent figure shows the display on the screen. Use this display to answer: a- UPN and not UNP is being measured, explain why. b- Determine the value of the measured voltage knowing that the vertical sensitivity is set at 5V/division. 3. Determine (with justification) the voltage across L1 and L2.