This document contains 5 problems about potential dividers and thermometers. Problem 1 asks about potential dividers but provides no further details. Problem 2 describes a circuit using a thermistor as a thermometer and asks how the ammeter and voltmeter would change if temperature decreased, and which meter indicates temperature. Problem 3 gives voltage and current readings from a circuit with a resistor, thermistor, and milliammeter, and asks to calculate the resistances. Problem 4 asks to graph current versus potential difference for a 12V, 24W filament lamp and explain the shape.
This document contains 5 problems about potential dividers and thermometers. Problem 1 asks about potential dividers but provides no further details. Problem 2 describes a circuit using a thermistor as a thermometer and asks how the ammeter and voltmeter would change if temperature decreased, and which meter indicates temperature. Problem 3 gives voltage and current readings from a circuit with a resistor, thermistor, and milliammeter, and asks to calculate the resistances. Problem 4 asks to graph current versus potential difference for a 12V, 24W filament lamp and explain the shape.
This document contains 5 problems about potential dividers and thermometers. Problem 1 asks about potential dividers but provides no further details. Problem 2 describes a circuit using a thermistor as a thermometer and asks how the ammeter and voltmeter would change if temperature decreased, and which meter indicates temperature. Problem 3 gives voltage and current readings from a circuit with a resistor, thermistor, and milliammeter, and asks to calculate the resistances. Problem 4 asks to graph current versus potential difference for a 12V, 24W filament lamp and explain the shape.
shown in the diagram. Assume the battery has negligible internal resistance.
This circuit can be used as an electrical
thermometer to monitor the temperature of a water bath. (i) State how each meter responds when the temperature of the water is decreased. Ammeter:.... Voltmeter:.......................................................... (ii) Which meter is used to indicate temperature? (iii) State another assumption that you made. 4.A student connects a 9.0 V battery in series with a resistor R, a thermistor and a milliammeter. He connects a voltmeter in parallel with the resistor. The reading on the voltmeter is 2.8 V and the reading on the milliammeter is 0.74 mA.
(i) Show that the resistance of R is
approximately 4000 . (ii) Calculate the resistance of the thermistor. 5.The circuit shown is used to produce a current-potential difference graph for a 12 V, 24 W filament lamp. (a) Calculate the current in the filament lamp when the potential difference across it is 12 V. (b) Sketch a graph of current against potential difference for this filament lamp. (c) Explain, with reference to the filament, the shape of your graph, as the potential difference across the filament increases from 0 V to 12 V.