1- The electric property of the atomic particles of which matter consist is the definition of the? a- electric current b- electric voltage c- clectric charge d- electric power e- none of them 2- The rate of change of charge is measured in? a- volt b- ampere c- watt d- ohm e- none of them 3- What is the right terminology for a sinusoidal current passing through a circuit? a- alternating current b- direct current c- pulse current d- sinc current e- none of them 4- If two resisters are connecting in series therefore the resisters have? a- same voltage b- same power c- same current d- same energy e- none of them

1- The electric property of the atomic particles of which matter consist is the definition of the? a- electric current b- electric voltage c- clectric charge d- electric power e- none of them 2- The rate of change of charge is measured in? a- volt b- ampere c- watt d- ohm e- none of them 3- What is the right terminology for a sinusoidal current passing through a circuit? a- alternating current b- direct current c- pulse current d- sinc current e- none of them 4- If two resisters are connecting in series therefore the resisters have? a- same voltage b- same power c- same current d- same energy e- none of them

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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