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TEHCNICAL SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. Mark
only
one answer for each item by shading the box corresponding to the letter
of your
choice on the answer sheet provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED.
Use pencil No. 1 only.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. A 6-volt lead-acid battery has an internal resistance of 0.01 ohm. How much
current
will flow if the battery has a short circuit?
a. 60A b. 600A c. infinity d. zero
6. Two resistors of resistances 5 ohms and 7 ohms are connected in series across a
60-
volt source. What is the power absorbed in the 5-ohm resistor?
a. 50 watts b. 25 watts c. 125 watts d. 100 watts
11. Two resistances of 8 and 10 ohms respectively are connected in parallel and
take a
total current of 9 A. What is the current flowing in the 8-ohm resistance?
a. 5 A b. 4 A c. 6 A d. 3 A
12. What is the resistance must be connected across a 4-ohm resistor in order to
give an
equivalent resistance of 3 ohms?
a. 10 ohms b. 8 ohms c. 12 ohms d. None of these
16. A measuring instrument used to measure the diameter of circular wires in mills.
a. Micrometer b. Millimeter c. Wire gauge d. Milliammeter
18. A 400 MCM cable has 37 strands. What is the diameter if each strand in mills?
a. 10.81 b. 1081 c. 104 d. 108
19. The copper field coils of a motor was measured at 21 oC and found to have a
resistance of 68 ohms. After the motor has run for a given time, the resistance
is
found to be 90 ohms. What is the hot temperature of the winding?
a. 106.36oC b. 166.30oC c. 103.66oC d. None of these
20. A secondary cell is charged with a constant current of 10 A for 10 hours. How
much
charge is accumulated?
a. 100 coulombs b. 360,000 coulombs c. 100,000 coulombs d. 60,000 coulombs
21. A cell whose emf is 1.45 V has an internal resistance of 4 ohms. What current
will flow
if this cell is connected across a 1 – ohms resistor?
a. 0.4 A b. 0.2 A c. 0.5 A d. 0.3 A
22. What is the diameter of a copper wire having a cross sectional area of 3,969
CM?
a. 1.6 mm b. 7.8 mills c. 0.6 inch d. None of these
23. When n equal resistors are connected in series to a source of emf E volts, each
having a resistance of R ohms, which of the following statements is true?
a. The voltage drop across one of the resistor is equal to E/n
b. The equivalent resistance of the circuit is equal to nR
c. The current through each of the resistor is the same
d. All of these
25. A small light bulb with a resistance of 1000 ohms is connected across a 120-V
line.
What is the current through the bulb?
a. 1.2 A b. 0.12 A c. 0.012 A d. 12 A
26. Practically all batteries have a nominal rating based on the ____ hour rate of
discharge.
a. 8 b. 24 c. 16 d. 12
29. A 200-V lamp has a hot resistance of 400 ohms. The power rating in watts of the
lamp
is
a. 100 W b. 200 W c. 600 W d. 250 W
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31. How much current is produced by a 60-V source connected across a 12-k
resistance?
a. 5 A b. 7.2 A c. 20 mA d. 5 mA
33. A wire whose resistance is r ohms is being cut into four equal parts. If these
parts are
to be connected in parallel, how much is the equivalent resistance in ohms?
a. r/12 b. r/16 c. r/8 d. r/4
38. What is the resistance that must be connected in parallel with a 1.0-ohm
resistance to
give an equivalent resistance of 0.2 ohm?
a. 0.75 ohm b. 0.25 ohm c. 1.20 ohm d. 0.50 ohm
39. When a battery is discharged in use, its voltage is _____ the theoretical
voltage.
a. 86.73 b. 96 c. 63.78 d. 73.86
40. A water heater takes 2.5 A at 230 V. What is its hot resistance?
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a. 20 W b. 980 W c. 500 W
d. 200 W
43. Blue is assigned to what digit value in the resistance color code?
a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 4
45. A 25-W incandescent bulb rated at 120 V and operated on a 120 V line has burnt
out
and has to be replaced as soon as possible. There are several lamps available
but not
of the same rating. Which of the bulbs below should be used to approximate the
power consumption of the busted bulb?
a. 20 watts, 110 volts b. 100 watts, 240 volts
c. 50 watts, 240 volts d. 75 watts, 220 volts
SUBMIT THIS TEST QUESTION SET TOGETHER WITH THE ANSWER SHEET TO YOUR
WATCHERS. BRINGING THE TEST QUESTION SET OUT OF THE ROOM WILL BE A
GROUND FOR DISCIPLINARY ACTION.
TECHNICAL SUBJECTS
INSTRUCTION: Select the correct answer for each of the following questions. Mark
only one
answer for each item by shading the box corresponding on the letter of
your
choice on the answer sheet provided. STRICTLY NO ERASURES ALLOWED.
Use pencil No. 1 only.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
2. How would you determine, from visual observation of the armature winding,
whether a generator is lap or wave wound.
a. connection to the field winding
b. connection to commutator
c. connection to brushes
d. the direction of the end connection
6. The shunt field of a compound generator is connected across both the series
field
and the armature. This connection is known as
a. short shunt c. differential compound
b. long shunt d. cumulative compound
13. A 50-kVA transformer has a primary voltage of 6600 volts and a secondary
voltage
of 250 volts. It has 100 turns on the secondary winding. Find the number of
primary
turns.
a. 1336 turns b. 1373 turns c. 2640 turns d. 1733
turns
15. A single phase motor is taking 20 A from a 400-V supply at unity pf. What
is the
power taken?
a. 6,000 W b. 8,000 W c. 4,000 W d. None of these
17. A certain alternator has 8 poles. At what speed must the alternator runs in
order to
have a generated emf whose frequency is 40 Hz?
a. 580 rpm b. 750 rpm c. 700 rpm d. 600 rpm
19. What limits the size of an induction motor that can be started across the
line?
a. Distribution system network
b. Horsepower rating
c. Branch circuit protection
d. Power supply
21. To measure the power taken by a DC electric motor with only a single
instrument
you should use:
a. voltmeter b. an ammeter c. a wattmeter d. a power factor meter
23. A carbon brush in a DC motor should exert a pressure of about 1 ½ lbs. per
square
inch on the commutator. A much lighter pressure would be most likely to result
in:
a. sparking at the commutator
b. vibration of the armature
c. the brush getting out of line
d. excessive wear of the brush holder
24. If the no-load speed of a squirrel cage type induction motor connected to a
three
phase 25 cycle line is 373 rpm, the motor has:
a. 2 poles b. 4 poles c. 6 poles d. 8 poles
25. The input to a motor is 16,000 watts and the motor losses total 3,000
watts. The
efficiency of the motor is most nearly
a. 68.4% b. 81.25% c. 84.21% d. 87.5%
26. While a certain DC shunt motor is driving a light load, part of the field
winding
becomes short circuited. The motor will most likely:
a. increase its speed b. decrease its speed
c. remain at the same speed d. come to a stop
27. When a certain motor is started up, the incandescent lights fed from the
same
circuit dim sown somewhat and then return to approximately normal brightness as
the motor comes up to speed. This definitely shows that the:
a. starting current of the motor is larger than the running current
b. insulation of the circuit wiring is worn
c. circuit fuse is not making good contact
d. incandescent lamps are too large for the circuit
28. If a single-phase induction motor draws 10 amperes at 240 volts, the power
taken
by the motor:
a. will be 2400 watts
b. will be more than 2400 watts
c. will be less than 2400 watts
d. may be more or less than 2400 watts depending on the power factor
31. It is the power required to drive the unexcited dc machine at normal speed
with its
brushes lifted:
a. Friction and windings loss b. brush friction loss
c. exciter loss d. ventilation loss
32. In starting a 500 hp, 2300-volt, 3-phase synchronous motor the field
winding is
initially short circuited so as to:
a. produce much larger starting torque
b. lower voltage produced between the layers of the field winding
c. increased induced voltage in field winding
d. provide better flux distribution in the air gap
42. The power frequency used for electrical machine in air craft system is
preferred to
be 400 Hz rather than 60 Hz because:
a. More efficient
b. Less Heat and Less Power loss
c. Life span of the machine increase
d. Less weight
43. Dust should never be allowed to accumulate on the windings and core of a
dry-
type transformer because it:
a. may short circuit the windings c. reduces dissipation of heat
c. tends to corrode metal surfaces d. absorb oil and grease
45. The most common cause of contamination by water of oil used in transformer
located indoors is:
a. condensation of moisture from air in the upper part of the tank
b. decomposition of organic matter in the oil
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c. leaky bushings
d. use of filter blotters that have absorbed moisture from air
46. Part of the transformer which is most subject to damage from overheating
is:
a. winding insulation c. iron core
c. frame or case d. copper winding
47. In general, the most important point to keep under constant watch during
the
operation of a transformer is its:
a. primary voltage b. copper loss
c. core loss d. temperature
54. In practice the rotation of electric motor referred to its back is:
a. clockwise
b. counterclockwise
c. forward
d. reverse
55. How many contactor is needed to reverse the rotation of a three phase
motor?
a. three
b. four
c. six
d. one
56. For the equal output the total current is more in:
a. wave winding b. lap winding
c. simplex lap winding d. none of the above
58. If the field of a synchronous motor is under excited the Power factor will
be:
a. lagging b. leading c. unity d. more
than unity
59. In a small dc machine, armature slots are sometimes not made axial but
skewed.
Though skewing makes winding a little more difficult, yet it result
in_____.
a. Quiter operation b. slight decrease in loss
c. Saving of copper d. decrease power loss
60. In a given machine. How may the no? Of parallel paths be increased in the
armature of lop connected.
a. Increasing the number of magnetic pole
b. Increasing the excitation
c. Decreasing the speed
d. Parallel path is constant, it cannot be altered
61. In the design of Power Supply, transformer should not be place near the
component because of vibration/humming due to:
a. magnetostification b. magnetostriction
c. ferroresonance d. harmonics
68. A part of a generator that links the generator to the prime mover.
a. yoke b. brush c. shaft d. stator
69. A magnet is being heated to a temperature of 460°. What do you think will
happen?
a. it will become a loadstone b. Magnetic field will increase
c. It will produce demagnetization d. Magnetism will disappear
70. What should be the possible no. of poles to obtain the highest operating
speed ?
a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
71. _______________ the slot teeth will make the DC generator quieter in
operation.
a. Chamfering b. Slotting c. Pulsating d. Commutating
75. Which among the following types of motor with same power rating having the
same voltage level is the heaviest?
a. single phase Motor b. DC shunt Motor
c. Induction Motor d. DC compound Motor
76. Electric power is transformed from one coil to the other coil in a
transformer.
a. Physically b. magnetically c. Electrically d. electromagnetically
79. A transformer is more efficiently utilized when the load has a ______ power
factor.
a. low b. medium c. average d. high
80. What is the turns ratio on a three-phase, four wire 480/240/120 volt
transformer?
a. 3/1 b. 2/1 c. 4/1 d. ½
82. On a delta three-phase four-wire secondary, how many hot wires may use the
common neutral?
a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
87. In a squirrel cage induction motor, which component is NOT a part of the
motor?
a. stator b. slip rings c. fan blades d. rotor
91. Preferably, the resistance between the primary and the secondary of a
transformer should be:
a. as low as possible
b. as high as possible
c. low or high depending upon whether it is step up or step down
respectively
d. high or low depending upon whether it is step up or step down
respectively
93. The basic property of the transformer is that it changes the voltage level
of an a.c.
signal.
a. without changing the power b. without changing its shape
c. without changing its frequency d. without changing power, frequency or
shape
98. In any transformer the voltage per turn in primary and secondary remains.
a. always different b. always same c. always in ratio of 1 d. sometimes same
4. The Code does not contain detailed information on equipment or materials but
refers
to the products as
a. listed b. labeled c. identified d. all of these
6. For the purpose of this Code, metric units of measurement are in accordance with
the
modernized metric system known as the
a. International System of Units (SI) b. CGS units
c. IEC units d. English units
b. remove obstacles
c. to resort to portable ladders
d. with padlocks
9. The purpose of bonding is to establish an effective path for fault current that,
in turn,
facilitates
a. the operation of the over current protective device
b. the operation of the over load device
c. the operation of the cable
d. the operation of the disconnect
10. The connection between the grounded circuit conductor and the equipment
grounding conductor at the service.
a. Main Bonding Jumper b. Equipment Bonding Jumper
c. System Bonding Jumper d. Grounding
12. According to the Code automatic opening of circuit breaker means can be any of
the
following except for
a. Integral b. direct acting with the circuit breaker
c. shunt trip d. remote from the circuit breaker
13. A qualifying term indicating that there is purposely introduced a delay in the
tripping
action of the circuit breaker, which delay decreases as the magnitude of the
current
increases.
a. Adjustable b. Instantaneous Trip
c. Inverse Time d. Sub transient Trip delay
14. Conductors drawn from a copper-clad aluminum rod with the copper
metallurgically
bonded to an aluminum core. The copper forms a minimum of 10 percent of the
cross-
sectional area of a solid conductor or each strand of a stranded conductor.
a. Copper-Clad Aluminum Conductors b. Impregnated Copper Conductor
c. ACSR d. AAAC
17. Insulation is one of the most important parts of the electrical system that
a. Prevents the flow of electricity between points of different potential in an
electrical
system.
b. Prevents the flow of electricity between points of different current in an
electrical system
c. Prevents the electromagnetic induction between two electrical system
d. Prevents the flow of arc between points of different potential in an
electrical system
18. The width of the working space in front of the electric equipment shall be the
width of
the equipment or ______whichever is greater. In all cases, the work space shall
permit
at least a 90 degree opening of equipment doors or hinged panels.
a. 1000 mm b. 760 mm c. 500 mm d. 76 mm
19. Equipment that is associated with the electrical installation and is located
above or
below the electrical equipment shall be permitted to extend not more than
________beyond the front of the electrical equipment.
a. 100 mm b. 760 mm c. 500 mm d. 150 mm
20. The minimum headroom of working spaces about service equipment, switchboards,
panel boards, or motor control centers shall be
a. 2000 mm b. 1500 mm c. 5000 mm d. 150 mm
22. Sufficient space shall be provided and maintained about electric equipment to
permit
ready and safe operation and maintenance of such equipment. Where energized
parts
are exposed, the minimum clear work space shall not be less than
a. 2000 mm b. 1500 mm c. 5000 mm d. 150 mm
23. At least one entrance not less than ______ mm wide and ________ high shall be
provided to give access to the working space about electric equipment.
a. 100, 2000 b. 1500, 600 c. 600, 5000 d. 600, 2000
24. Illumination shall be provided for all working spaces about electrical
equipment. The
lighting outlets shall be arranged so that
a. Persons changing lamps or making repairs on the lighting system are not
endangered by live parts or other equipment.
b. Lamp can be easily repair
c. To follow lighting grid
d. For beauty
25. the correct formula for Elevation of Unguarded Live Parts Above Working Space
over
34.5 kV is
a. 2800 mm + 10 mm per kV b. 5500 mm + 10 mm per kV
c. 2000 mm + 10 mm per kV d. 1800 mm + 10 mm per kV
26. The following shall be used only for the grounded circuit conductor except for
a. conductor with continuous white or gray covering
b. conductor with three continuous white stripes on other than green insulation
c. marking of white or gray color at the termination
d. yellow color
27. The terminal for the connection of the equipment grounding conductor shall be
identified by one of the following except for
a. A green, not readily removable terminal screw with a hexagonal head.
b. A green, hexagonal, not readily removable terminal nut.
c. A green pressure wire connector.
d. entrance hole marked with the word gray
28. The magnitude of the reflected wave increases as the distance from the arrester
increases. If the length of the conductor between the protected equipment and
the
surge arrester is short, the magnitude of the wave reflected through the
equipment is
minimized due to
a. wave effect b. ferranti effect c. Petersen effect d. separation effect
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31. Which among the following is not stated in PEC? It shall be permissible to
ground
meter enclosures by connection to the grounded circuit conductor on the load
side of
the service disconnect if
a. No service ground-fault protection is installed, and
b. All meter enclosures are located near the service disconnecting means, and
c. The size of the grounded circuit conductor is not smaller than equipment
grounding
conductors.
d. Bonding is not possible
32. The grounding conductor for secondary circuits of instrument transformers and
for
instrument cases shall not be smaller than ____ sq mm copper or ______ sq mm
aluminum.
a. 3.5, 5.5 b. 2.0, 3.5 c. 5.5, 8.0 d. 3.5, 8.0
33. Which of the following provisions for neutral conductor is not correct?
a. The minimum insulation level for neutral conductors of solidly grounded
systems shall be
600 volts.
b. Bare copper conductors shall be permitted to be used for the neutral of
service entrances
and the neutral of direct-buried portions of feeders.
c. Bare conductors shall be permitted for the neutral of overhead portions
installed
outdoors.
d. It has a disconnect
34. Line and ground connecting conductors for lightning arrester shall not be
smaller
than ____sq mm copper or _____sq mm aluminum.
a. 3.5, 5.5 b. 2.0, 3.5 c. 5.5, 8.0 d. 3.5, 8.0
35. For Circuits of 1 kV and over conductors between the surge arrester and the
line and
the surge arrester and the grounding connection shall not be smaller than
______ sq
mm copper.
a. 8.0 b. 14.0 c. 2.0 d. 5.5
37. Where one or more of the motors of the group are used for short-time,
intermittent,
periodic, or varying duty, the ampere rating of such motors to be used in the
summation shall be for the highest rated motor, the greater of either the
ampere rating
or the largest continuous duty motor full-load current multiplied by _____shall
be
used in the summation.
a. 0.8 b.1 c. 1.25 d. 2.5
40. A fault-sensing system that causes the opening of a main switch or common-trip
overcurrent device for the 3-phase, 4-wire system shall be provided to guard
against
a. single-phasing or internal faults. b. double fed fault
c. Three phase fault d. series fault
44. In dwelling units, at least one wall receptacle outlet shall be installed in
bathrooms
within ____ of the outside edge of each basin. The receptacle outlet shall be
located
on a wall or partition that is adjacent to the basin or basin countertop.
a. 450 mm b. 500 mm c. 1800 mm d. 900 mm
45. A single yoke will supply a certain types of load. What shall be the maximum
total
volt-ampere rating of the load for that purpose.
a. 90 b. 450 c. 180 d. 360
46. Sign and outline lighting outlets shall be computed at a minimum of ______
volt-
amperes for each required branch circuit
a. 1200 b. 1440 c. 1500 d. 1800
47. If a 8.0 sq mm bare aluminum conductor can safely handle 98 A, then how much
current can a 8.0 sq mm covered copper conductor can safely handle.
a. 89 A b. 103 A c. 130 A d. 98 A
48. Which of the following is not standard cross sectional area of conductor?
a. 1.25 sq mm b. 0.75 sq mm c.5.5 sq mm d. 3.0 sq mm
49. Adjustment factor shall only be applied to bundled conductor on conduit/raceway
larger than.
a. 500 mm b. 150 mm c. 600 mm d. 760 mm
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51. Type MV cable are permitted for use on power system rated up to.
a. 69 V b. 35 kV c. 4.16 kV d. 660 kV
52. What is the MINIMUM size underground service lateral for a copper-clad aluminum
single-branch circuit serving a controlled water heater?
a. 14 sq mm b. 8.0 sq mm c. 5.5 sq mm d. 3.5 sq mm
54. Coatings on which of the following shall be removed at threads, contact points,
and
contact surfaces or be connected by means of fittings so designed as to make
such
removal unnecessary in bonding other enclosures for grounding?
a. Copper b. Zinc c. Aluminum d. Enamel
56. If the utility specifies that the service point is at the point of attachment
of the service
drop to the house, then the service-drop conductors are not considered service
conductors
because
a. the service drop is not on the premises wiring side of the service point
b. the service drop is also the service point
c. the service point is usually not located at the house
d. the service point is overhead
58. What is the MAXIMUM allowable AWG size for a solid conductor installed in a
raceway?
a. 6 AWG b. 8 AWG c. 10 AWG d. 12 AWG
59. Listed nonmetallic raceways are permitted for all of the following uses EXCEPT
a. in exposed work
b. where subject to corrosive vapors
c. in wet locations
d. where subject to physical damage
60. What is the MAXIMUM allowable electrical potential for low-voltage equipment in
frequent contact with patient's bodies?
a. 6 volts b. 10 volts c. 12 volts d. 24 volts
61. What is the MINIMUM size wire permitted as a bonding jumper between the
communications grounding electrodes and power grounding electrodes in a
communications circuit?
a. This connection is not permitted b. 14.0 mm2 c. 5.5 mm2 d. 3.5 mm2
62. Ceiling fans may be supported solely by outlet boxes that are identified for
such use,
as long as the fans do not exceed ________ lbs. in total weight.
a. 100 b. 75 c. 50 d. 35
63. What is the MAXIMUM permitted rating on branch circuits supplying signs or
outline
lighting systems?
a. 15 amps b. 20 amps c. 25 amps d. 30 amps
67. Three 3-phase circuits in the same raceway, protected by overcurrent devices
rated
30, 60,
and 100 amperes, what shall be the size of equipment grounding conductor.
a. 30 A b. 60 A c. 100 A d. 190 A
68. To reach a lighting fixture junction box you had to stand on a ladder. This
junction
box is
considered to be _______.
a. concealed b. readily accessible c. accessible d. hidden
69. The Philippine Electrical Code requires that conduit must be continuous from
outlet to
outlet, must be mechanically and electrically connected to all fittings, and
must be
suitably grounded. The reason for having the conduit electrically continuous
and
grounded is to
a. provide metallic return conductor
b. shield the wires inside the conduit from external magnetic fields
c. make it easy to test wiring connections
d. prevent electrical shock which might otherwise result from contact with the
conduit
71. The minimum insulation level for neutral conductors in solidly grounded systems
is
________ volts.
a. 600 b. 1,000 c. 1,500 d. 2,100
72. Which of the following is the best way to eliminate stroboscopic effect
a. Using new luminaries b. using 400 Hz frequency
c. used flat cord d .using 500 v
73. What size of UF wire should be used to supply 20 A loads at a temp of 35 degree
Celsius? The correction factor is 0.94.
a. 2.0 b. 3.5 c. 5.5 d. 8.0
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74. _____ of the two to six disconnecting means permitted where used only for a
water
pump also intended to provide fire protection, shall be permitted to be located
remote
from the other disconnecting means.
a. One b. two c. none d. six
76. A 115 volt circuit is carrying 50 amps, the voltage drop is 2% of the source
voltage.
How much power is lost in the conductors?
a. 2.3 watts b. 115 watts c. 112.7 watts d. none of these
80. Any motor application shall be considered as _______ unless nature of the
apparatus
it drives is such that the motor will not operate continuously with load under
any
condition of use.
a. short-time duty b. varying duty c. continuous duty d. periodic duty
81. An over current trip unit of a circuit shall be connected in series with each
______.
a. ungrounded conductor b. grounded conductor
c. over current device d. transformer
84. For feeder supplying household cooking equipment and electric clothes dryers
the
maximum unbalanced load on the neutral conductor shall be considered as ______
of
the load on the ungrounded conductors.
a. 40% b. 50% c. 70% d. 80%
85. Where a transformer or other devices is used to obtain a reduced voltage for
the
motor control circuit and is located in the controller, such transformer or
other
devices shall be connected ________ for the motor control circuit.
I. to the load side of the disconnecting means
II. to the line side of the disconnecting means
a. I only b. II only c. either I or II d. neither I nor II
88. When using a snap switch the ampere rating must be ___________ the full-load
current of the motor.
a. 115% above b. 2 times c. 125% above d. 15 A over
89. The following are the standard ampere ratings for fuses and inverse time
circuit
breakers except for.
a. 125 b. 150 c. 175 d. 95 A
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91. Splices may not occupy more than ______% of the cross- sectional area in the
auxiliary gutter
a. 75% b. 50% c. 70% d. 60%
94. In a group of four motors, one motor draws 10 ampere, one draws 45 ampere and
two
draws 75 ampere. What size of conductor must be used for the feeder circuit?
a. 224 A b. 228 A c. 300 A d.124 A
96. A tool that is used to aligned vitrified tile conduit in multiple ducts is a
a. mandrel b. Neil c. hickey d. growler
99. The PEC rules on Fire Protective Signaling Systems cover the installation
wiring and
equipment up to what maximum voltage?
a. 150 volts b. 300 volts c. 750 volts d. 600 volts
100. For distribution lines supported on poles and installed above communication
conductors, the horizontal clearance necessary to provide climbing space shall
NOT
be less than what minimum distance?
a. 500 mm b. 1000 mm c. 600 mm d. 760 mm
102. The thermal protective device of a motor which is its integral part, with full
load
current of 20 Amps. and above, has a setting of:
a. 140% b. 150% c. 170% d. 125%
103. The thermal protector of motor which is integral part of motor with full load
current
of 9 amps. and below, has the setting of:
a. 140% b. 170% c. 150% d. 115%
104. For areas used as amphitheaters and TV studio, the application of 100% demand
factor is on the first:
a. 10 kVA b. 30 kVA c. 50 kVA d. 60 kVA
105. The electrical system of an Aircraft is not under the coverage of electrical
engineering practice because their frequency is under Avionics. The frequency
is;
a. 500 Hz b. 400 Hz c. 1000 Hz d. 200 Hz
106. This is the largest stranded conductor that can be screwed to terminal plates
as
per NEC, PEC and other worldwide.
a. 2 mm sq. b. 3.5 mm sq. c. 5.5 mm sq. d. 8 mm sq.
107. The smallest conductor size for a 30 Amps. branch circuit is;
a. 8.0 mm sq. b. 5.5 mm sq. c. 3.5 mm sq. d. 2.0 mm sq.
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109. Additional feeders or branch circuits shall be permitted where the capacity
requirements are in excess of _________ amperes at a supply voltage of _______
volts
or less.
a. 2000, 600 b. 200, 600 c. 1000, 460 d. 100, 230
110. The disconnecting means for each supply permitted shall consist of not more
than
_______ switches or _______ circuit breakers mounted in a single enclosure, in a
group of separate enclosures, or in or on a switchboard.
a. 6, 6 b. 48, 48 c. 42, 42 d. 10,10
113. Determine the minimum standard size of overcurrent protective device and the
minimum standard conductor size for the following circuit:
25 amperes of continuous load
60°C overcurrent device terminal rating
Type THWN conductors
Four current-carrying copper conductors in a raceway
a. 35 A, 8.0 sq mm, THHN b. 35, 8.0 sq mm THWN
c. 30 A, 8.0 sq mm, THHN d. 30, 8.0 sq mm THWN
114. What shall be the minimum creepage distance between open conductor.
a. 1000 mm b. 100 mm c. 10 mm d. 1 mm
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116. What shall be the minimum climbing space between power and communication
conductor @ nominal voltage of 600 V.
a. 5500 mm b. 760 mm c. 1900 mm d. 1000 mm
117. The size of bonding jumper conductor for a system that supplies Class I – III
circuit
and is derived from the transformer rated not more than 1 kV shall not be
smaller than
____________ copper and ________ aluminum.
a. 2.0 sq mm, 3.5 sq mm b. 3.5 sq. mm, 5.5 sq mm
c. 5.5 sq mm, 8.0 sq mm d. 8.0 sq mm, 14.0 sq mm
118. The size of conductor fro grounding of instrument transformer shall be.
a. 2.0 sq mm, 3.5 sq mm b. 3.5 sq. mm, 5.5 sq mm
c. 5.5 sq mm, 3.5 sq mm d. 8.0 sq mm, # 8 AWG
121. Which of the following is not an approved corrosion resistant material for
conduit?
a. zinc b. cadmium c. enamel d. Nickel
124. The rating of a silicon carbide-type surge arrester shall be not less than
_____
percent of the maximum continuous phase-to-ground voltage available at the point
of
application.
a. 100 b. 125 c. 137 d. 105
126. A transformer rated over 600 volts with a secondary rated over 600 volts, with
secondary protection consisting of six circuit breakers. The sum of the ratings
of the
circuit breakers is not permitted to exceed ________ percent of the rated
secondary
current.
a. 600 b. 300 c. 250 d. 175
127. Communications wires and cables shall be separated at LEAST a certain minimum
distance from service drops of electric light and power conductors which are not
installed in a raceway or in a cable. What is this minimum distance?
a. 150 mm b. 175 mm c. 300 mm d. 200 mm
132. A column pole or narrow base structure that support overhead conductor through
its crossarm
a. Creosote b. stockyard c. spool d. Mast
133. What the difference in the design between a 10 Hz transformer and 400 Hz
transformer?
a. No Difference
b. 400 Hz has a high efficiency
c. 10 Hz Transformer is heavier than 400 Hz Transformer of the same rating
d. they have different Insulation level
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134. What is the maximum percentage voltage drop allowable through an extension
cord?
a. 1% b. 2% c. 4% d. 6%
135. For each 2-wire laundry branch circuit, a feeder load of NOT less than _____
shall
be included.
a. 1,800 VA b. 1,500 VA c. 2,000 VA d.1,200 VA
136. Services using copper conductors shall have sufficient capacity and shall not
be
smaller than;
a. 5.5 mm2 b. 8.0 mm2 c. 14 mm2 d. 22 mm2
138. Used for grounding equipment, conduit and other metal raceway, including
service
conduit, cable sheath etc.
a. Grounding system b. Grounding electrode conductor
c. Grounding wires d. Grounding cable
139. Code requires that the minimum area exposed surface offered by a plate
electrode
shall be;
a. 1/8 sq. meter b. ¼ sq. Meter c. 3/8 sq. meter d. ½ sq. meter
140. A single grounding electrode is permitted when the resistance to ground does
not
exceed;
a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 25
141. The minimum size of a copper equipment grounding conductor required for
equipment connected to a 40-ampere circuit.
a. 5.5 sq. mm b. 8 sq. mm c. 14 sq. mm d. 22 sq. mm
143. The length of free conductors at outlets and switch point for splices and
connection of fixture and device must be at least:
a. 80 mm b. 100 mm c. 120 mm d. 150 mm
145. In rigid metal conduit wiring, conduit shall be supported at least every;
a. 2,000 mm b. 2,500 mm c. 3,000 mm d. 3,500 mm
147. Conductors on poles shall have a separation of not less than ________ where
not
placed on racks or brackets.
a. 300 mm b. 500 mm c. 1000 mm d. 150 mm
1. A 3-phase, 4-wire line supplies a 3-phase motor load and three single phase
lighting
loads. The neutral conductor current will be the vector sum of the
* lighting – load currents.
4. Of the following motors, the one which would be classed as a universal motor is
the
* series.
5. If the field of a shunt motor opens while running, the motor will
* run away.
11. Which of the following does not have to be synchronized to a bus already alive
and
supplying load when connection to same is to be made?
* Distribution transformers
12. The chief advantage of using high tension alternating current for power
transmission
over long distances is that
* power is transmitted with a minimum of line losses.
13. A circuit carries both an A.C. and D.C. current. Of the following types of
ammeters,
the one which will not indicate the effective value of the combined currents is
the
* permanent magnet.
15. A centrifugal pump is driven by a synchronous motor. Varying the field current
of the
motor will change the
* power factor of the motor.
20. When a vacuum tube is used as an amplifier and the plate current flows for 100
percent of the cycle, the tube is known as a
* class A amplifier.
22. The purpose for phasing out the windings of a three-phase transformer is to
determine
* the relative polarity of the windings.
27. Open circuit and short circuit tests are performed on transformers to
* obtain data for determining the efficiency and regulation of the transformer.
28. When transformers are to be operated in parallel it is not necessary that the
transformers have the same
* kVA rating.
29. The intensity of illumination from source of light on a plane surface will vary
* inversely as the square of the distance.
31. Adding an iron core to an A.C. air core inductor will decrease the
* current taken by the coil.
32. Frequently the termination of an unloaded telephone line is made equal to the
characteristics impedance of the line, in order to
* reduce standing waves on the line.
33. When the secondary winding of the transformer is short-circuited and the
impedance
at the terminals of the primary winding is measured by means of a bridge, the
measured reactance is the
* leakage reactance of the transformer referred to the primary circuit.
34. The acceptability of a sample of low-loss solid dielectric for use in the
presence of
radio-frequency fields is most conveniently determined by the use of
* a Boonton Q-meter.
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39. The most important reason for not fusing the neutral in a 120/240-volt, 3-wire
system
is
* the blowing of a neutral fuse may produce a serious voltage unbalance in the
circuit.
42. The active materials on the positive and negative plates of a fully charged
acid
storage cell in good condition are, respectively
* lead peroxide and pure lead.
43. The two conductors of a single phase transmission line suspended in air carry
currents in opposite directions. The force per unit length on each conductor
varies
* directly as the square of the current in either conductor.
46. The load carried by an alternating current motor is dependent upon the
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48. Is an equipment which controls the gate or valve opening of a prime mover
* governor.
49. Is the mechanism which is used for moving a removable circuit breaker unit to
end
from the connected, disconnected and test positions
* position changing mechanism.
51. Is used to increase or decrease in one step the value of field excitation on a
machine
* field changing contactor.
54. An electric device designed to receive electrical power from a DC source and
deliver
alternating power without the aid of external source of alternating voltage
* oscillator circuit.
55. The modulated wave is transmitted over lines or space. However at the receiving
end, the signal wave must be recovered again by means of electronic circuit
called
* detector.
* modulation.
58. In any network consisting of linear impedances, the current at any point is the
sum of
the currents that would flow if each generator were considered separately all
other
generators being replaced at the time by impedances equal to their internal
impedances. This principle is known as
* Superposition Theorem.
59. For a transducer, the impedance which will simultaneously terminate all of its
inputs
and outputs in such a way that each of its inputs and outputs, the impedances
in both
directions are equal are called
* image impedances.
60. When the emf’s in the two windings of the transformer are opposite in
direction, the
polarity is
* additive.
63. It is the ratio of lumens reaching work plane by the total lumens generated by
lights
* coefficient of utilization.
64. Intermittent operation in which the load conditions are regularly recurrent
* periodic duty.
65. In DC machine, this consists of coils placed at the neutral point midway
between the
main poles
* interpole winding.
66. A connection to ground for one or more non-carrying metal parts of the wiring
system
or apparatus connected to the system
* equipment ground.
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69. Of the lightning arresters sold in the market, which can handle much larger
surge
current and excessive contamination of dirt
* station arrester.
73. The fault current that exists immediately after the fault is known as
* subtransient current.
76. When a circuit breaker is selected for a particular application, which one of
the
following ratings is usually considered the most important?
* Interrupting rating.
77. Periodic tests on protective relays are important to the stability of a system
because
the tests ensure that the
* relays will operate in the proper sequence.
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78. Which one of the following switchgear assemblies would most probably be used in
a
large industrial plant having several 600-volt meters, an air conditioning
system, and
an extensive lighting system?
* A low-voltage metal-enclosed switchgear.
80. Which one of the following tests is preferred for checking switchgear
insulation?
* An AC high potential test.
83. The power flow between two electrical systems connected by tie lines is
stabilized by
the difference between
* phase angles.
84. A circuit breaker that can be closed against a fault and operated at once,
although the
solenoid mechanism may continue through its closing operation, is said to be
* trip-free.
85. A large electric power distribution system is protected against surges and
faults by
* high-speed relays detecting the trouble.
87. Which of the following steps is used for isolating a circuit breaker for
maintenance
purposes?
* Open the disconnect switches.
88. The impedance which when connected to one pair of terminals of a transducer
produces a like impedance at the other pair of terminals
* iterative impedance.
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93. In a variable resistant constant reactance RL series circuit, the locus of the
current is
a
* semi-circle.
97. In the current transformer method of measuring power in balanced 3-phase system
using one wattmeter, total power is the wattmeter deflection multiplied by
* 1.
98. The order of rotation of the coil voltage in a balanced 3-phase system is
called
* phase sequence.
99. A balanced two-phase system of voltages consist of two voltages which are equal
and out of phase by
* 90 degrees.
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104. The total input to the armature at no load minus the armature resistance loss
is
* stray power.
105. It is the power required to drive the unexcited dc machine at normal speed
with its
brushes lifted.
* Friction and windage loss.
107. Which one of the breaker following tests is preferred for checking switchgear
insulation?
* AC high potential test.
5. Perfluoro-alkoxy
6. Perfluoro-alkoxy
7. Thermoset
8. Moisture-resistant thermoset
9. Moisture-resistant thermoset
10. Silicone
11. Thermoset
Operating Temperature
a. 250 b. 25 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a.250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
53. SA - Silicone
54.SIS - Thermoset
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
a. 250 b. 250 c. 90 d. 75 e. 60
PART I
PART II
CHAPTER 1 - GENERAL
4. _____ This Code contains provisions that are considered minimum requirements
necessary for safety. Compliance therewith and proper maintenance will
result in
an installation that is essentially free from hazard but not necessarily
efficient,
convenient, or adequate for good service or future expansion.
a. adequacy b. Intention c. Relation to international standard d. None of
the above
7. _______rules of this Code are those that identify actions that are
specifically
required or prohibited and are characterized by the use of the terms “shall”
or
“shall not” .
a. Explanatory Material b. Permissive rule c. Mandatory rule d.None of the
Above
8. ______ rules of this Code are those that identify actions that are allowed
but not
required, are normally used to describe options or alternative methods, and
are
characterized by the use of the terms “shall be permitted” or “shall not be
required” .
a. Explanatory Material b. Permissive rule c. Mandatory rule d.None of the
Above
10. The following installations are not covered by PEC 2009 except.
a. Building
b. Airfields
c. Watercraft
d. Railways for generation, transformation, transmission.
DEFINITIONS
12. _________ Admitting close approach; not guarded by locked doors, elevation,
or
other effective means.
15. The current, in amperes, that a conductor can carry continuously under the
conditions of use without exceeding its temperature rating.
a. over current b. ampacity c. overload d. None of the above
23. A set of conductors that extends beyond the last overcurrent device
protecting the
circuit and the outlet(s).
a. Feeder b. Circuit breaker c. Branch Circuit d. None of the Above
24. A device designed to open and close a circuit by non-automatic means and to
open the circuit automatically on a predetermined overcurrent without
damage to
itself when properly applied within its rating.
a.Feeder b. Circuit breaker c. Branch Circuit d. None of the Above
25. Indicating that the circuit breaker can be set to trip at various values of
current,
time, or both, within a predetermined range.
a. Variable b. controllable c. adjustable d. None of the Above
27. There is purposely introduced a delay in the tripping action of the circuit
breaker,
which delay decreases as the magnitude of the current increases.
a. None adjustable b. Inverse time c. Instantaneous trip d. Setting
28. It does not have any adjustment to alter the value of current at which it
will trip or
the time required for its operation.
a. None adjustable b. Inverse time c. Instantaneous trip d. Setting
29. The value of current, time, or both, at which an adjustable circuit breaker
is set to
trip.
a. None adjustable b. Inverse time c. Instantaneous trip d. Setting
34. A load where the maximum current is expected to continue for 3 hours or
more.
a. maximum load b. continuous load c. average load d. None of the Above
36. Conductors drawn from a copper-clad aluminum rod with the copper
metallurgically bonded to an aluminum core. The copper forms a minimum of 10
percent of the cross-sectional area of a solid conductor or each strand of a
stranded conductor.
a.Copper-Clad Aluminum Conductors
b. Copper-Clad Aluminum Insulator
c. a &b
d. None of the above
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37. An enclosure designed for surface mounting that has swinging doors or
covers
secured directly to and telescoping with the walls of the box proper.
a. Panel board b. Cabinet c. Swith board d. cutout box
38. Without live parts exposed to a person on the operating side of the
equipment.
a. dead end b. Dead front c. a & b d. None of the Above
39. The ratio of the maximum demand of a system, or part of a system, to the
total
connected load of a system or the part of the system under consideration.
a. Uitilization factor b. Demand Factor c. a & b d. None of the Above
41. Constructed so that dust will not enter the enclosing case under specified
test
conditions.
a. Dust proof b. Dust tight c. a & b d.None of the above
43. Operation for alternate intervals of (1) load and no load; or (2) load and
rest; or (3)
load, no load, and rest.
a. Short time duty b. Intermittent duty c. Continous duty d. Periodic
duty
46. Operation at loads, and for intervals of time, may be subject to wide
variation.
a. Short time duty b. Intermittent duty c. Varying duty d. Periodic duty
47. Surrounded by a case, housing, fence, or wall(s) that prevents persons from
accidentally contacting energized parts.
a. concealed b. enclosed c. a &b d. None of the above
52. All circuit conductors between the service equipment, the source of a
separately
derived system, or other power supply source and the final branch-circuit
overcurrent device.
a.Swithgear b. Swithboard c. Feeder d. Circuit Breaker
55. A device intended for the protection of personnel that functions to de-
energize a
circuit or portion thereof within an established period of time when a
current to
ground exceeds the values established for a Class A device.
a. Swithgear b. Circuit breaker c. Fuse d. GFCI
59. The conductor used to connect the grounding electrode(s) to the equipment
grounding conductor, to the grounded conductor, or to both, at the service,
at
each building or structure where supplied by a feeder(s) or branch
circuit(s), or at
the source of a separately derived system.
a. Equipment grounding conductor c. Grounding Electrode Conductor
b. Grounding Electrode d. None of the Above.
63. - Where this Code specifies that one equipment shall be ―in sight from,‖
―within
sight from,‖ or ―within sight,‖ and so forth, of another equipment, the
specified
equipment is to be visible and not more than 15 m (50 ft) distant from the
other.
a. within sight from b. In sight From c. near sight from d. None of the
above
64. The highest current at rated voltage that a device is intended to interrupt
under
standard test conditions.
a. Minimum rating b. Maximum rating c. Interrupting rating d. None of
the Above
66. Locations protected from weather and not subject to saturation with water
or other
liquids but subject to moderate degrees of moisture. Examples of such
locations
include partially protected locations under canopies, marquees, roofed open
porches, and like locations, and interior locations subject to moderate
degrees of
moisture, such as some basements, some barns, and some cold-storage
warehouses.
a. Wet location b. Dry location c. Damp location d. None of the above
69. A complete lighting unit consisting of a lamp or lamps together with the
parts
designed to distribute the light, to position and protect the lamps and
ballast
(where applicable), and to connect the lamps to the power supply.
a. Lighting system b. Luminaire c. Feestoon Lighting d. None of the
Above
73. Any current in excess of the rated current of equipment or the ampacity of
a
conductor. It may result from overload, short circuit, or ground fault.
a. rated current b. excess current c. overcurrent d. None of the Above
75. A single panel or group of panel units designed for assembly in the form of
a
single panel, including buses and automatic overcurrent devices, and
equipped
with or without switches for the control of light, heat, or power circuits;
designed
to be placed in a cabinet or cutout box placed in or against a wall,
partition, or
other support; and accessible only from the front.
a. Swith board b. Panel board c. Electrical room d. None of the above
76. A compartment or chamber to which one or more air ducts are connected and
that
forms part of the air distribution system.
a. Duct b. dumper c. Plenum d. None of the Above
77. An enclosed assembly that may include receptacles, circuit breakers, fuse
holders, fused switches, buses, and watt-hour meter mounting means; intended
to
supply and control power to mobile homes, recreational vehicles, park
trailers, or
boats or to serve as a means for distributing power required to operate
mobile or temporarily installed equipment.
a. Lighting outlet b. Power outlet c. Emergency outlet d. None of the Above
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80. Constructed or protected so that exposure to a beating rain will not result
in the
entrance of water under specified test conditions.
a. Rain tight b. rain proof c. a & b d. None of the above
83. The conductors and equipment for delivering electric energy from the
serving
utility to the wiring system of the premises served.
a. entrance b. service c. supply d. none of the above
85. The conductors from the service point to the service disconnecting means.
a. Overhead System Service Entrance conductor c. Service drop
b. Underground System Service Entrance Conductor d. Service Conductor
86. The overhead service conductors from the last pole or other aerial support
to and
including the splices, if any, connecting to the service-entrance
conductors at the
building or other structure.
a. Overhead System Service Entrance conductor c. Service drop
b. Underground System Service Entrance Conductor d. Service Conductor
87. The service conductors between the terminals of the service equipment and a
point usually outside the building, clear of building walls, where joined
by tap or
splice to the service drop.
a. Overhead System Service Entrance conductor c. Service drop
b. Underground System Service Entrance Conductor d. Service
Conductor
88. The service conductors between the terminals of the service equipment and
the
point of connection to the service lateral.
a. Overhead System Service Entrance conductor c. Service drop
b. Underground System Service Entrance Conductor d. Service Conductor
90. The underground service conductors between the street main, including any
risers
at a pole or other structure or from transformers, and the first point of
connection
to the service-entrance conductors in a terminal box or meter or other
enclosure,
inside or outside the building wall. Where there is no terminal box, meter,
or other
enclosure, the point of connection is considered to be the point of
entrance of the
service conductors into the building.
a. Service point b. Service lateral c. Service equipment d. None of the
Above
91. The point of connection between the facilities of the serving utility and
the
premises wiring.
a, Service point b. Service lateral c. Service equipment d. None of the
Above
92. Any window used or designed to be used for the display of goods or
advertising
material, whether it is fully or partly enclosed or entirely open at the
rear and
whether or not it has a platform raised higher than the street floor level.
a. Service point b. Service lateral c. Service equipment d. Show Window
95. A large single panel, frame, or assembly of panels on which are mounted on
the
face, back, or both, switches, overcurrent and other protective devices,
buses, and
usually instruments. Switchboards are generally accessible from the rear as
well
as from the front and are not intended to be installed in cabinets
a.toogle switch b. Three Way switch c. Transfer Switch d. Switch Board
98. A flammable liquid having a flash point below 38°C, or a flammable liquid
whose
temperature is above its flash point, or a Class II combustible liquid that
has a
vapor pressure not exceeding 276 kPa at 38°C and whose temperature is above
its
flash point.
a.Critical Flammable Liquid
b. Volatile flammable liquid
c. Flammable liquid
d. None
101. For grounded circuits, the voltage between the given conductor and
that
point or conductor of the circuit that is grounded; for ungrounded circuits,
the
greatest voltage between the given conductor and any other conductor of the
circuit.
a. Voltage b. Nominal voltage c. Voltage to ground d. None of the Above
102. Constructed so that moisture will not enter the enclosure under
specified
test conditions.
a. Waterproof b. watertight c. a & b d. None of the
Above
104. The electrical permits of the following will obtain from Local building
Official except
a. buildings b. trailers c. mobiles homes d. watercraft
106. How many sets of Electrical plans needed in applying electrical Permit?
a. 6 days b. 5 days c. 3 days d. 10 days
107. Releasing of approved electrical permits must bwe within how many days?
a. 6 days b. 5 days c. 3 days d. 10 days
108. What is required if electrical service is cut off one year or more?
a. electrical Inspection b. Electrical Certificate c. a & b d. None of the
Above
111. The following will shown in Location and Sites plans in Electrical plans
except.
a Bordering areas showing public or well-known streets, landmarks and/or
structures.
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113. Power lay –out of electrical Plan shall show the following except
a.Sizes and location of service entrance conductors, raceways, metering
equipment,
main switchboard, layout of feeders and distribution panels or switches and
their
sizes, types and ratings.
b. Complete circuits of motors and other electrical equipment, their
controlling devices,
their locations and ratings.
c. Complete wiring of emergency power system (if any).
d. Nature of processes/activities carried out in each room or area.
e. Vicinty Map
114. Lighting lay –out of electrical Plan shall show the following except
a. Location, type and rating of lighting fixtures, indicating illumination in
lux in each
room or area. In residences, hotels, apartment houses, and churches, the
illumination
level in each room or area need not be shown nor computed.
b. Location of switches for each fixtures or group of fixtures, Location of
receptacle
outlets and appliances to be served and their ratings, Complete circuits
of the lighting
and receptacle outlets.
c. Complete wiring of emergency lighting system (if any), A separate drawing
showing
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layout of receptacle outlets may be made at the discretion ,of the design
engineer.
d.All of the Above
115. Minimum distance from fence to live parts for 601 -13, 799 nominal volt?
a. 5.49 b. 4.57 c. 3.05 d. None of the Above
116. Minimum distance from fence to live parts for 13,800 to 230,000 nominal volt?
a. 5.49 b. 4.57 c. 3.05 d. None of the Above
117. Minimum distance from fence to live parts for over 230,000 nominal volt?
a. 5.49 b. 4.57 c. 3.05 d. None of the Above
118. Minimum Clear distance for 151 to 600 nominal volt working space under
condtion 1.
a. 1200 mm b. 1000 mm c. 900 mm d. None of the Above
119. Minimum Clear distance for 0 to 150 nominal volt working space under condtion
1.
a. 1200 mm b. 1000 mm c. 900 mm d. None of the Above
120. Minimum Clear distance for 0 to 150 nominal volt working space under condtion
2.
a. 1200 mm b. 1000 mm c. 900 mm d. None of the Above
121. Minimum Clear distance for 151 to 600 nominal volt working space under
condtion 2.
a. 1200 mm b. 1000 mm c. 900 mm d. None of the Above
122. Minimum Clear distance for 0 to 150 nominal volt working space under condtion
3.
a. 1200 mm b. 1000 mm c. 900 mm d. None of the Above
123. Minimum Clear distance for 151 to 600 nominal volt working space under
condtion 3.
a. 1200 mm b. 1000 mm c. 900 mm d. None of the Above
126. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 601 to
2500v nominal volt to ground under condition 1.
a. 1500 mm b. 1200 mm c. 900 mm d. 1800 mm
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127. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 2501 to
9000v nominal volt to ground under condition 1.
a. 1500 mm b. 1200 mm c. 900 mm d. 1800 mm
128. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 9001 to
25000v nominal volt to ground under condition 1.
a. 1500 mm b. 1200 mm c. 900 mm d. 1800 mm
129. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 25000 to
75kv nominal volt to ground under condition 1.
a. 1500 mm b. 1200 mm c. 900 mm d. 1800 mm
130. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment above 75kv
nominal volt to ground under condition 1.
a. 1500 mm b. 1200 mm c. 1800 mm d. 2400 mm
131. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 601 to
2500v nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 1200 mm c. 900 mm d. 1800 mm
132. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 2501 to
9000v nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 2400 mm c. 1800 mm d. 3000 mm
133. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 9001 to
25000v nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 2400 mm c. 1800 mm d. 3000 mm
134. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 25000 to
75kv nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 2400 mm c. 1800 mm d. 3000 mm
135. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment above 75kv
nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 2400 mm c. 1800 mm d. 3000 mm
136. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 601 to
2500v nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 1200 mm c. 900 mm d. 1800 mm
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137. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 2501 to
9000v nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 2400 mm c. 1800 mm d. 3000 mm
138. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 9001 to
25000v nominal volt to ground under condition 2.
a. 1500 mm b. 2700 mm c. 1800 mm d. 3000 mm
139. Minimum depth of Clear working space for Electrical equipment having 25000 to
75kv nominal volt to ground under condition 3.
a. 1500 mm b. 2700 mm c. 1800 mm d. 3000 mm
140. What the clear elevation of unguarded Live Parts above working space for
nominal
Voltage of 601 – 7500V between space?
a. 2900 mm b. 2700 mm c. 2500 mm d. 2,900 + 9.5/KV
141.What the clear elevation of unguarded Live Parts above working space for
nominal
Voltage of 7501 – 35,000V between space?
a. 2900 mm b. 2700 mm c. 2500 mm d. 2,900 + 9.5/KV
142. What the clear elevation of unguarded Live Parts above working space for
nominal
Voltage of over 35 kv between space?
a. 2900 mm b. 2700 mm c. 2500 mm d. 2,900 + 9.5/KV
3. Concealed knob and tube work - installed hidden by portion of the building*
a. concealed
b. covered
c. hidden
d. None of the above
WIRING METHODS
7.______ 600 Volts Nominal - Conductors rated over 600V, shall not occupy the same
equipment wiring enclosure, cable, or raceway unless permitted.
a. Less b. equal c. Over d. None of the above
18. Nonshielded Conductors - The bending radius shall not be less than ___times the
overall diameter.
a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8
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19. Shielded or Lead Covered Conductor - The bending radius shall be ______times
the
overall diameter.
a. 10 b. 12 c. 15 d. 20
21.The conductors installed in raceways, size 8.0 mm2 and larger shall be stranded.
a. 2.0 b. 3.5 c. 5.5 d. 8.0
Conductors in Parallel
22. Conductors that are___ mm2 and larger (aluminum, copper-clad aluminum, copper)
are permitted to be in parallel.
a. 50 b. 60 c. 100 d.None of The Above
Shielded
24. Solid dielectric insulated conductors operated above 2000 volts in permanent
installations shall have an ozone resistant insulation and shall be shielded.
a. oxygen b. Ozone c. Carbon d. None of The Above
Locations
25.Dry Locations - Insulated conductors and cables of any type can be used in dry
locations.
a) wet b.Dry c. Isolated d. None of The Above
26. Insulated conductors and cables used in _____ locations shall be of Types FEP,
FEPB, MTW, PFA, RHH, RHW, RHW-2, SA, THHN, THW, THW-2, THHW, THHW-2, THWN,
THWN-2, TW, XHH, XHHW, XHHW-2, Z, or ZW
a. wet b.damp c. Dry d. c & b
28. Insulated conductors or cables exposed to direct rays of the sun shall be of
types
that are sunlight resistant.
a. resilient b. proof c. tight d. resistant.
Marking
29. Required Information - All conductors and cables shall be marked with the
following:
a.. The maximum rated voltage & Proper type of letter or letters.
b. The manufacturer’s name, trademark, or distinctive marking of manufacturer.
c. Size in millimeter square or millimeter diameter, Cable assemblies where the
neutral
conductor is smaller
than the ungrounded conductors.
d. All of The Above
Method of Marking
30. Surface Marking - The size in mm2 or mm diameter shall be repeated at intervals
not
exceeding ___ mm.
a. 500 b. 600 c. 700 d. 800
31. All other markings shall be repeated at intervals not exceeding _____ mm.
a. 900 b. 1000 c. 1200 d. 1500
33. Tag Marking - Printed tag shall be attached to the coil, reel or carton for the
following:
a. Mineral-insulated, metal-sheathed cable
b. Switchboard wires , Metal-covered, single-conductor cables
c. Type AC cable
d. All of the above
34. ___ - Two insulated conductors lay parallel with nonmetallic covering.
a A b. D c. B d.A
36. All aluminum alloy conductors shall be made of AA-8000 series electrical grade
aluminium
a. 7000 b. 8000 c. 6000 d.9000.
37. Aluminum Stranded Conductors - 8.0 mm2 through 500 mm2 must be.
a.Type RHH, RHW, XHHW, THW, THHW,
b. THWN, THHN,
c.service-entrance TYPE SE Style U and SE Style R)
d. All of the Above
38. Damp Locations - Enclosures installed in damp locations shall prevent moisture
from
entering and shall be placed with at least 6 mm airspace from the wall or of a
supporting
surface.
a. 3 b. 5 c. 6 d 8
39. Wet Locations - Enclosures installed in wet locations shall be weatherproof and
shall be
placed with at least 6 mm airspace from the wall or of a supporting surface.
a. 3 b. 5 c. 6 d 8
41. Shall not be used as junction boxes, auxiliary gutters, or raceways for feeder
conductors unless adequate ____ is provided for this purpose.
a. gap b.space c.a & b d.None of The Above
42. The conductors shall not fill the wiring space at any cross section to more
than
______.
a. 30 % b.40% c. 50% d. 75%
43. Taps shall not fill the wiring space at any cross section to more than 75% .
a. 30 % b.40% c. 50% d. 75%
44.Strength - The materials to be used shall have ample strength and rigidity to
support the
electrical components. If constructed of sheet steel, metal thickness shall not be
less than ____
mm uncoated.
a. 1.2 mm b.1.35 mm c. 2.15 mm d. None of the above
45. Spacings shall be _______to provide ample room for the distribution of wires
and cables.
a. adequate b. sufficient c. exact d. None of the Above
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46.Base - Airspace of at least _____between the base of the device and the wall of
any cabinet.
a. 1.2mm b. 1.4mm c. 1,60mm d. None of the Above
47 Doors - There shall be airspace of at least _____ between any live metal parts.
a. 15mm b. 20mm c. 25mm d. 50mm
48. Live Parts - Airspace of at least ____ between the walls, back, and gutter
partition. Spacing
shall be increased to
at least ___ for voltages of 251 to 600, nominal.
a. 10mm, 20mm b. 12mm, 25mm c. 13mm, 25mm d. 15mm, 25mm
OUTLET, DEVICE, PULL, AND JUNCTION BOXES; CONDUIT BODIES; FITTINGS; AND
HANDHOLE ENCLOSURES
49.- ______ boxes shall not be used where conduits requires the use of
locknuts/bushings on the side of the box.
a. square b. rectangular c. round d. None of the Above
50. Are permitted only with open wiring on insulators, concealed knob-and-tube
wiring,
cabled wiring methods with entirely nonmetallic sheaths, flexible cords, and non
metallic
raceways.
a. Metallic Boxes b. Non Metallic Boxes c. a & b d. None of the Above
54. Nails and Screws - Shall be _____ of back or ends of the enclosure.
a. 4mm b. 5mm c.6mm d. 8mm
Braces
55. Metal Braces - Protected against corrosion and not less than ______ thick
uncoated.
a. 0.30mm b. 0.40mm c. 0.50mm d. 0.60mm
58. Suspended Ceilings - The suspended ceilings shall not be more than _____ in
size
and has the enclosure fastened securely.
a. 1560 cm b. 1650 cm c. 1750 cm d. 1450 cm
Outlet Boxes
61.Boxes enclosing flush devices - Internal depth of not less than ___
a. 20 mm b. 24 mm c.30 mm d. 35 mm
62. Maximum Luminaire (Fixture) Weight - Outlet boxes shall be permitted to support
____ or less. A luminaire more than 23 kg shall be supported independently.
a. 15 kg b. 20 kg c. 23 kg d. 25 kg
64.. Straight Pulls - The length of the box shall not be less than 8 times the
raceway size
of the largest raceway.
a. 5x b. 6x c. 8x d. None of the Above
65 Angle or U Pulls - The distance between each raceway entry inside the box and
the
opposite wall of the box shall not be less than 6 times the raceway size of the
largest
raceway in a row.
a. 5x b. 6x c. 8x d. None of the Above
66. Corrosion Resistant - Well-galvanized, enameled, properly _____ inside and out
to
prevent corrosion.
a. painted b. coated c. varnish d. None of the above
b) Thickness of Metal
67. Sheet steel boxes not over 1650 cm3 shall be made from steel not less than ____
thick.
a. 1.2 mm b. 1.4 mm c. 1.6 mm d.1.8 mm
69.Other cast metal boxes or conduit bodies shall have a wall thickness not less
than
_____
a. 3 mm b. 5 mm c. 6mm d. 10mm
Pull and Junction Boxes for Use on Systems Over 600 Volts, Nominal
70. Straight Pulls - The length of the box shall not be less than ______the outside
diameter, over sheath, of the largest shielded or lead-covered conductor or cable
entering the box.
a. 50x b. 48x c.46x d. 36x
71. For Angle or U Pulls - The distance between each cable and conductor shall not
be
less than 36 times the outside diameter, over sheath, of the largest cable or
conductor.
a. 50x b. 48x c.46x d. 36x
72. Rending Radius - The radius of the curve not less than _____ the diameter.
a. 3x b. 4x c. 5x d. 6x
74. Securing - ______ within every outlet box, junction box, cabinet.
a., 200 vmm b. 300 mm c. 400 mm d. 500mm
79. Conductors - 5.5 mm2 (2.6 mm dia.) special ________ copper wires.
a. solid b. stranded c. either d. None of the Above
Securing and Supporting - Supported by special design features within surface metal
raceways.
80. Temperature Rating - The ratings shall be marked on the surface at intervals
not exceeding
______.
a. 400 mm b. 500 mm c. 600 mm d. 800 mm
84.Flat Conductor Cable -____ or more flat copper conductors placed edge-to-edge
and
separated and enclosed within an insulating assembly.
a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 5
85. The protective layer installed between the floor and Type FCC for protection
a. Top shield b. bottom shield c. side shield d. All of the Above
86. A grounded metal shield covering under-carpet components.
a. Top shield b. bottom shield c. side shield d. All of the Above
87. Connector designed to join Type FCC without using a junction box.
a. connector b. cable connector c. spliced connector d. None of the Above
88.FCC System - Complete wiring system for branch circuits design for installation
under carpet
squares.
92. Current - General-purpose and appliance branch circuits shall have 20A rating.
And,
individual branch circuits shall have 30 ampere rating.
a. 15A, 30A b. 20A, 30A c. 30A,30A d. None of the Above
94. System Height - Exceeding 2.30 mm shall be tapered or feathered at the edges to
floor
level.
a. 2.0 mm b. 2.3 mm c. 2.5 mm d. None of The Aove
95. Coverings - Covered with carpet squares not larger than ______ square.
a. 500 mm b. 600 mm c. 800 mm d. 900 mm
97.Integrated Gas Spacer - A factory assembly of one or more conductors, each _____
insulated and enclosed in a loose fit, nonmetallic flexible conduit as an
integrated gas spacer
cable rated 0 through 600V.
a. combined b. individually c. separately d. Noneo of the Above
98. Bends - A run Type IGS shall not contain more than equivalent of _____ quarter
bends.
(360 bends)
a. three b. four c. five d. six
99. Fittings - The terminations and splices shall be suitable for ______ gas
pressure within the
conduit. Valve and cap shall be provided to check the gas pressure or to inject gas
into the
conduit
a. achieving b. maintaining c. attaining d. None of the Above
101. Insulation - Shall be dry kraft paper tapes and a pressurized sulfur
hexafluoride (SF6).
The nominal gas pressure shall be ____ kPA gauge.
a. 128 kpa b. 138 kpa c. 148 kpa d. None of the Above
103. The are permitted to be use for Integrated Gas Spacer Cable except.
a Interior wiring or be exposed in contact with buildings
b. Service-entrance conductors
c. Feeder or branch-circuit conductors
d. None of the Above
107. Bending Radius - The radius of the curve of the inner edge shall not be less
than
5 times the diameter of the cable.
.a 3x b. 4x c. 5x d. 6x
109. Uses Not Permitted - shall not be exposed to corrosive conditions except
a.. Where subject to physical damage
b.. Direct burial in the earth
c.. In concrete
d. In dry locations and embedded in plaster finish on brick except in damp or wet
locations
Bending Radius - The radius of the curve of the inner edge of bends shall not
be
less than the required:
Smooth Sheath
110. Cable not more than 19 mm dia. – _____the external diameter
a. 8x b. 10x c. 12x d. 15x
111. Cable more than 19 mm but less than 40 mm dia. - _______ the external diameter
a. 8x b. 10x c. 12x d. 15x
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114. Shielded Conductors - ______ the overall diameter of one of the individual
conductors or ______the overall diameter of the multi-conductor cable, whichever is
greater.
a. 8x, 10x b. 12x, 7x c. 12x ,. 8x d. None Of The Above
115. Securing - Unless otherwise provided, cables shall be secured at intervals not
exceeding ______. 4 or fewer conductors sized no larger than 5.5 mm2 (2.6 mm dia.)
shall be secured within _______.
a. 1500mm, 200 mm b. 1800mm, 300 mm c.2000mm, 500mm d. None
Note: The minimum conductor size shall be 18 AWG (0.75 mm2; 1.0 mm dia.) copper
and 3.5 mm2 (2.0 mm dia.) aluminum or copper-clad aluminum.
120. Uses Not Permitted - RNC shall not be used in the following:
a. In hazardous (classified) locations - Class 1, Division 2 , . Support of
luminaires (fixtures)
b. Where subject to physical damage , Ambient temperatures in excess of 50°C
unless listed
otherwise
c. Insulation temperature limitations , Theaters and similar locations
d, All of the Above
121. Minimum - RNC less than raceway size _____ shall not be used.
a. 10mm b. 15 mm c. 20 mm d. 25 mm
122. Maximum - RNC larger than raceway size _____ shall not be used.
a. 75 mm b. 100 mm c. 150 mm d. 200 mm
123. Securely Fastened and Supported - ______ within of each outlet, junction, and
device
box cabinet, conduit body. Fastened so that thermal expansion and contraction is
permitted.
a. 1000 mm b. 800 mm c. 900 mm d. 1200 mm
EMERGENCY SYSTEMS
Test and Maintenance
5. Testing Under Load- Means for testing all emergency lighting and power systems
during
maximum ________ conditions shall be provided.
a. Over load b. under load c.anticipated load d. minimum
Circuit Wiring
6.Wiring- Two or more emergency circuits supplied by the _____ shall be permitted
in the same
raceway, cable, box, or cabinet.
a. Different source b. same source c. Individual Source d. None of the Above
7.Which of the following wiring from an emergency source or emergency source shall
be
kept entirely independent of all other wiring .
a. Wiring from the normal power source located in transfer equipment enclosure.
b.. Wiring supplied from 2-sources in exit or emergency luminaires.
c. Wiring from 2-sources in a common junction box for emergency luminaires.
d. Wiring containing only the branch circuit supplying a single unit equipment.
e. All of the Above
8. Wiring Design and Location - Shall be designed and located so as to minimize the
hazards that might cause ______ due to flooding, fire, icing, vandalism, and other
adverse conditions.
a. breakage b. clogging c. failure d. None of The Above
9. Fire Protection - Listed are the additional requirements for buildings with ___
persons
or more or in buildings above ___ m in height with the following occupancies:
assembly,
educational, residential, detention and correctional, business, and mercantile.
a. 2,000 , 24 b. 3,000 , 25 c. 1,000 , 23 d.None of the Above
10. Be installed in spaces/areas that are fully ___and with an approved automatic
fire
suppression system.
a. Concealed b. isolated c. protected d.None of the Above
11. Listed electrical circuit protective system with minimum of ___-hour fire
rating.
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a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 1
12. Protected by a listed thermal ____system for the electrical system components.
a. Separation b. barrier c. isolation d. None of the Above
15. Is a cable listed to maintain circuit _______ for not less than 1 hour.
a. functionality b. Integrity c. a & b d. None of the Above
Sources of Power
16. Storage Battery - Shall be of suitable rating and capacity to supply and
maintain the load
for a minimum period of 1 ½ hours,
a. 1 b 1.5 c. 2 d 2.5
17. Without the voltage to the load falling _____ of the normal.
a) 85 ½ % b. 86 ½ % c. 87 ½ % d. 88 ½ %
Generator Set
19. Internal Combustion as Prime Mover - An on-site fuel supply shall be provided
sufficient
for not less than _____ hours’ full demand operation of the system.
a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4
20. Battery Power and Dampers - Battery shall be equipped with an ____ charging
means
independent of the generator set. And, the damper used for ventilation of the
genset must also
be connected to the emergency system
a. manual b. time delay c. automatic d. None of the Above
21. Auxiliary Power Supply - Generator sets that require more than____ seconds to
develop
power shall be permitted if an auxiliary power supply energizes the emergency
system until the
generator can pick up the load.
a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 20
23. Separate Service - Where acceptable to AHJ as suitable for emergency source
additional
service is permitted provided it has a separate _______. And, service conductors
sufficiently
remote electrically and physically from any other service conductors.
a. service drop b. service point c. service lateral d. A & C
25. The alternate source for emergency systems _______ to have ground-fault
protection of
equipment with automatic disconnecting means.
a. mandatory b. shall not be required c. owner discretion d. None of the above
Circuit Wiring
27.The legally required standby stem wiring shall be permitted to occupy the ____-
raceways,
cables, boxes, and cabinets with other general wiring.
a. Different b. same c. Isolated d. None of The Above
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28. Shall be available within the time required for the application but not to
exceed ____
seconds. Same Provisions with Emergency Systems for Storage Battery, Generator Set,
Separate Service and Unit Equipment
a. 30 b. 60 c. 90 d. 120
29. The alternate source for legally required standby systems shall not be required
to
have ______of equipment.
a. Fuse b.Over current Protection. c. Ground Fault Protection d. None of The
Above
30. Optional Standby Systems - Those systems intended to supply power to public or
private
facilities or property where life safety does not depend on the_______ of the
system. Optional
standby systems are intended to supply on-site generated power to selected loads
either
automatically or manually.
a. Performance b. use c. None of the Above
Circuit Wiring
31. The optional standby stem wiring ______ permitted to occupy the same raceways,
cables, boxes, and cabinets with other general wiring
a. shall be b. would c. would not d. None of the above
Problems on capacitors
5.
charged:
(a) what is the charge on the positive plate of the capacitor?
4.5 V
(b) what is the potential difference across the capacitor?
(c) how many additional electrons are on the negative plate?
4.5 V
(b) What is the final charge on the plates?
(c) What is the final potential difference across the capacitor?
COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS
Wires and Cables Outside of the Building (Clearance):
1. On Poles and In-Span - Supply service drops of 0-750 volts running above and
parallel
to communications service drops shall have a minimum separation of _ mm at
any point
in the span, including the point of and at their attachment to the building.
a. 200 b. 250 c.300 d.200
2. Above Roofs - Shall have a vertical clearance of not less than____ mm from
all points
of the roof which they pass.
a. 2000 b. 2500 c. 3000 d.1800
9) From Lighting Rod Systems - The clearance shall not be less than 1800 mm
a. 2000 b. 2500 c. 3000 d.1800
11) Antennas and Lead-ins (Indoors) - Shall not be run nearer than 50 mm to
conductors of
other wiring systems in the premises.
a.20 b. 50 c.30 d.25
1. The ratio of the charge on the plates of the capacitor to the potential
difference
across them.
C = Q/V.
2. The charge required to increase the potential difference across the plates
by 1 V.
3. Use C = Q/V
(a) Q = CV = 5 x 10-6 x 6 = 30 x 10-6 = 30
(b) V = Q/C = 2.5 x 10-8 / 400 x 10-12 = 62.5 V
4.5 V
5.
(a) Q = CV = 4700 x 10-6 x 4.5 = 0.021 C
C
(b) 4.5 V
(c) 0.021 / 1.6 x 10-19 = 1.32 x 1017
6.
4.5 V
(a) it will take longer
(b) it will be the same as before
C
(c) 4.5 V since no current is flowing finally there will
be no
potential difference across the resistor whatever its
value.