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ELECTRODYNAMICS

 Choose answer of true with give sign cross (X) at choice a, b, c, d, or e!

1. Electric current flows …. 6. The unit of potential difference is ….

a. From the higher to lower potential a. Ohm
b. From the lower to higher potential b. Volt
c. From the higher to lower resistance c. Watt
d. From the lower to higher resistance d. Coulomb
e. From the switch to the voltage source e. Ampere

2. The direction of conventional current in a 7. The following statements are true is ….

circuit is a. Electric currents flow in a conductor
a. In line with the electron proportional to the potential difference
b. Clockwise between the ends of conductor
c. Against the electron b. Electric currents flow in a conductor is
d. Anticlockwise inverse to the potential difference
e. In line with the proton between the ends of conductor
c. Electric currents flow in a conductor
3. Electric current is defined as …. with a potential difference between the
a. The amount of electric charge which ends of conductor
flows in a conductor per unit time d. Electric currents flow in a conductor is
b. The amount of electric charge that always greater than the potential
flows in a conductor difference between the ends of
c. Electric charge that flow from high to conductor
low potential e. Electric currents flow in a conductor is
d. Electric charge that flow from low to always smaller than with the potential
high potential difference between the ends of
e. Divide results for electric charge with conductor
the distance
8. It is known table the potential difference
4. The relationship between the electric measurements and electric current below:
current and other quantities are as follows, No V (volt) I (ampere)
except …. 1 1,40 0,07
a. Inverse with resistance 2 2,90 0,14
b. Inverse with time 3 4,25 0,21
c. Proportional with potential difference Where: R (Ohm) = 20 Ω
d. Proportional with electric charge Base on table above, the relationship
e. Proportional with time between V, I, and R is ….
a. The value of I proportional to R and
5. Mathematical equation of the potential inverse to V
difference is …. b. The value of V proportional to R and
a. V = I.P inverse to I
Q c. The value of I proportional to V and
b. V 
t inverse to R
W d. The value of R proportional to I and V
c. V  e. The value of I proportional to R and V
Q
I
d. V  9. The relation between potential difference
R (V) between the ends of conductor with
e. V = W.Q electric current (I) through conductor with

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V (volt)
constant resistance (R) expressed by the picture
graph of the number …. below. If V =
3
4,5 volts, the
large currents
flowing is ….
a. 5 mA I (ampere)
0,02
b. 10 mA
c. 20 mA
d. 30 mA
e. 35 mA

13. Ohm's law can be expressed in the form of

equation ….
a. (1) a. I = V2. R
b. (2) V
c. (3) b. I 
d. (4) R
R
e. (5) c. I 
V
10. Four identical elements arranged to light a d. I = Q. t
lamp V
I 2
e. R
(1) (2)
14. An electrical instrument has resistance of
60 ohm passed an electric current 0,5 A.
Potential difference is ….
(3) (4) a. 120 volt
(5)
b. 60 volt
c. 30 volt
d. 1/30 volt
e. 1/120 volt

15. A conductor is given 14 volt potential

The lamp is the brightest flame on the difference at its ends. Electric current that
circuit …. flow on the conductor is 2 A. The resistance
a. (1) of conductor is ….
b. (2) a. 7 Ω
c. (3) b. 12 Ω
d. (4) c. 14 Ω
e. (5) d. 24 Ω
e. 30 Ω
11. The list below states the relationship
between I, V and R 16. In an electrical resistance, when it given a
voltage 40 volts and flow electric current
V (volt) R (Ohm) I (ampere) 120 mA. Voltage at the resistance if by
2 4 0,50 flowed electric current 0,6 A is ….
2 8 0,25 a. 100 volt
2 10 0,20 b. 200 volt
From the list can be concluded that electric c. 300 volt
current …. d. 400 volt
a. Proportional with resistance e. 500 volt
b. Proportional with voltage
c. Inverse with resistance 17. A motorcycle’s accumulator give electric
d. Inverse with voltage current 2,5 mA at a circuit which have
e. Proportional with resistance and voltage resistance 4,4 x 103 Ω. The voltage of
accumulator is ….
12. From the experiment result, voltage a. 11 volt
relationship (V) with electric currents (I) on b. 25 volt
the resistor, the resulting graph of V-I in the c. 32 volt

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d. 44 volt b. 1/2R
e. 69 volt c. 1/4R
d. 1/8R
18. The potential difference that must be given e. 1/16R
at the ends of a wire that has resistance 2 Ω
and the electric current 12 A flowing 24. The table below as the results of
through the wire is …. experiments from five types of wire that
a. 2 volt have the same resistivity.
b. 6 volt Wire Length Cross-Sectional Area
c. 12 volt (1) l A
d. 24 volt (2) 2l A
e. 30 volt (3) 0,5l 3A
(4) 0,2l 2A
19. A wire has a resistance 0,4 Ω given the (5) 5l 0,5A
potential difference 200 mV at its ends. The
Based on the table above, the wire which
electric current flowing on the wire is ….
has the largest resistance of wire is ….
a. 1/50 A
a. (1)
b. 0,5 A
b. (2)
c. 5 A
c. (3)
d. 50 A
d. (4)
e. 500 A
e. (5)
20. Electric heater required 5 A if it is
25. If a piece of wire is divided into four
connected to 110 V. The value of resistance
sections in the same length, then the
is ….
resistance of each part equals ….
a. 0,05 Ω
a. ¼ times of the first resistance
b. 5 Ω
b. ⅓ times of the first resistance
c. 22 Ω
c. ½ times of the first resistance
d. 110 Ω
d. 2 times of the first resistance
e. 550 Ω
e. 4 times of the first resistance
21. This following are the factors of determine
26. The figure below shows three copper
the resistance of a conductor, except ….
conductors with cross-sectional area and
a. Cross-sectional area of conductor
length as shown.
b. Density of conductor L
c. Temperature of conductor 1,5 L L/2
d. Length of conductor A
A/2 A/2
e. Type of conductor
(1) (2) (3)
22. Resistance wire electricity networks will
If the ends of the three conductors are given
increase in daylight, because:
the same voltage (V), the electric current
(1) The wire becomes longer
flowing through a conductor is ….
(2) Electric current decreases during the
a. (1) > (2) > (3)
day
b. (2) > (1) > (3)
(3) Resistivity of wire is increase
c. (3) = (2) > (1)
(4) Cross-sectional area of wire enlarge
d. (1) = (2) < (3)
The statement is true ….
e. (1) = (3) > (2)
a. (1), (2) and (3)
b. (1) and (3)
27. A wire has electrical resistance 2 Ω. This
c. (2) and (4)
wire then pulled up without changing the
d. (4)
volume, temperature, and resistivity, so that
e. All
its diameter is become reduced half its
original value. Now, the resistance of wire
23. A copper wire has a resistance R. Another
is ….
copper wire has weighs the same but the
a. 2 Ω
diameter is twice the original copper wire.
b. 4 Ω
Resistance to this copper wire is ….
c. 8 Ω
a. R
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e. 32 Ω b. Ohm’s law
c. Kirchhoff’s first law
28. A piece of metal wires 60 Ω is pulled up to d. Kirchhoff’s second law
the length to a half times the length e. Sum of electric current’s law
originally. New resistance would be ….
a. 60 Ω 34. Consider the picture below:
b. 70 Ω I2
c. 80 Ω I1 I4
d. 90 Ω
I3
e. 100 Ω
The correct statement to say a magnitude
29. It is known that the resistivity of conductor electric current that flow is ….
material as follows: a. I1 = I2 + I3 + I4
1. Iron 0,0038 b. I1 = I2 + I3 - I4
2. Aluminum 0,0040 c. I1 + I2 = I3 + I4
3. Tungsten 0,0045 d. I1 + I4 = I2+ I3
4. Copper 0,0039 e. I1 = I2 + I3 = I4
5. Silicon -0,0700
We will get the biggest resistance, the
material chosen as a good conductor is …. 35.
5A 2A
a. Iron
b. Aluminum
c. Tungsten 9A 1,5 A
d. Copper
e. Silicon X

30. The sequence of the resistivity below from
the smallest to the largest is ….
a. Conductor, semiconductor, isolator
b. Conductor, isolator, semiconductor
c. Isolator, semiconductor, conductor
d. Isolator, conductor, semiconductor
e. Semiconductor, isolator, conductor
From the circuit above, the magnitude and
direction of electric current of X is ….
a. 3,5 A enter branch point
b. 4,5 A exit branch point
c. 4,5 A enter branch point
d. 7,5 A exit branch point
e. 7,5 A enter branch point

31. A wire has resistance 30 ohm. If the wire 36. Consider the circuit figure below!
length 1 m and cross-sectional area 0,4 I1 = 2 I2 A
mm2. The resistivity of wire is ….(ᴨ = 3,14)
I = 12 I2 = 3 A
a. 1,2 Ω.mm2/m
b. 1,2 Ω.m A I3 = ? B
c. 12 Ω.mm2/m
d. 12 Ω.mm
e. 12 Ω.m Electric current in the I3 is ….
a. 1 A
32. The length of conductor is 10 m, with b. 3 A
diameter 2 mm. The wire has a resistance c. 4 A
type of 3,14 x 10-5 Ω.m. The resistance of d. 6 A
wire is ….(ᴨ = 3,14) e. 9 A
a. 60 Ω
b. 70 Ω 37. If there is resistance R1, R2 and R3 is
c. 80 Ω connected series, then the formula to
d. 90 Ω determine the resistance equivalent of true
e. 100 Ω is ….
a. R1 + R2 + R3
33. “Sum of electric current entering a branch b. R1 - R2 - R3
point is equal to sum electric current c. R1 x R2 x R3
leaving that branch point”. This statement is d. R1 : R2 : R3
known …. e. 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3
a. Electric current’s law

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38. If there is resistance R1, R2 and R3 is e. L1 and L2 are turn off and are switch on
connected parallel, then the formula to
determine the resistance equivalent of true 43. Lamps A, B, C and E, if lamp A off, hence
is …. …. A B
a. R1 + R2 + R3
b. R1 - R2 - R3 C
c. R1 x R2 x R3
d. R1 : R2 : R3 D
E
e. 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3

39. Which shows the characteristics of the a. Four lamps are turn on
parallel circuit is .... b. Only lamp B, D and E which are turn
a. The resistance equivalent always on
smaller than the smallest resistance c. Only lamp C, D and E which are turn
b. The resistance equivalent always on
smaller than the largest resistance d. Only lamp D and E which are turn on
c. The resistance equivalent always larger e. Four lamps are turn off
than the smallest resistance
d. The resistance equivalent always larger 4Ω 5Ω 3Ω
than the largest resistance 44.
e. The resistance equivalent equals with The value of resistance equivalent
total every smaller resistance according circuit above is ….
a. 1,3 Ω
40. Resistance equivalent from a circuit of b. 4 Ω
compose three resistors of 2 Ω cannot c. 12 Ω
probable has value is …. d. 36 Ω
a. 2/3 Ω e. 60 Ω
b. 4/3 Ω
c. 1,5 Ω 45. The value of resistance equivalent from
d. 3 Ω circuit below is …. 2Ω
e. 6 Ω a. 1 Ω
b. 3 Ω 3Ω
41. The figure below shows the same four c. 6 Ω
resistors are connected in a square. If this d. 12 Ω 6Ω
arrangement is connected to a circuit, this e. 36 Ω
arrangement will give the smallest
resistance if a connection is made at the 46. The value of resistance between A and B
ends …. are …. B
P Q 20 Ω
a. P and Q a. 10 Ω 30 Ω
b. Q and R b. 16 Ω
c. R and S c. 20 Ω A C
d. S and P d. 25 Ω
e. Q and S S R e. 100 Ω 10 Ω 40 Ω

42. Consider the circuit below! D

R
47. Consider a resistance circuit at picture the
below! The resistance equivalent from five
resistors are …. 3Ω
ɛ L1 L2 a. 10 Ω 5Ω 1Ω
2Ω
b. 16 Ω
c. 20 Ω
Lamp L1 and L2 is installed parallel and d. 25 Ω 6Ω
connected with a battery ɛ possibility of the e. 100 Ω
lamp L1 and L2 will occur as follows:
a. If L1 switch off than L2 is turn off 48. To picture circuit the below be known, R1=
b. If L2 switch off than L1 is turn off 9 Ω, R2= 6 Ω, R3= 3 Ω, and R4= 2 Ω. The
c. If L1 switch off than L2 is turn on resistance equivalent is ….
d. L1 and L2 turn on and are getting lighter a. 10 Ω

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R1
b. 15 Ω The potential difference between P and Q is
c. 20 Ω R3 ….
d. 25 Ω R2 R4 a. 5 V
e. 30 Ω b. 10 V
c. 20 V
49. If electrical resistance is measured between d. 30 V
point A and B in the circuit below, so the e. 40 V
value will be obtained is ….
a. 6 Ω 2Ω 2Ω 2Ω 2Ω
b. 8 Ω A
c. 10 Ω
d. 12 Ω 6Ω 4Ω
e. 16 Ω
2Ω 2Ω 2Ω 2Ω
B

50. Consider the following circuit!

20 Ω

P
10 V
20 Ω

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