IG Phy – E.M.F and P.D (II)
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1 point(s)1 volt is equivalent to 1 joule per second (J/s).
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1 point(s)A voltmeter must be connected in series to measure potential difference across a component.
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1 point(s)Analogue voltmeters give a reading directly on a display.
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1 point(s)In a series circuit, the potential difference across each component can be different.
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1 point(s)A multimeter can measure current, voltage, and resistance.
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1 point(s)A potential difference of 2.0 V across a component means 2.0 J of energy is transferred to thermal energy by every 1 C of charge.
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1 point(s)The potential difference across a component is measured using an ammeter.
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1 point(s)Potential difference is often referred to as voltage.
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1 point(s)The battery in a circuit provides the potential difference needed to drive current through the circuit.
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1 point(s)When current passes through a copper connecting wire, it transfers a large amount of energy to thermal energy.
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