Potential Difference and Electromotive Force (Leaving Cert Physics): Quizzes
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What does potential difference between two points represent?
What does potential difference between two points represent?
Energy lost by one coulomb
What is the SI unit of potential difference?
What is the SI unit of potential difference?
Joule per coulomb ()
What happens to electrical energy in a current-carrying conductor?
What happens to electrical energy in a current-carrying conductor?
Converts to heat energy
If 4 J of energy is converted when 1 C passes, what is the potential difference?
If 4 J of energy is converted when 1 C passes, what is the potential difference?
4 V
A bulb operates at 230 V and draws 2 A. What is its power?
A bulb operates at 230 V and draws 2 A. What is its power?
460 W
How do voltages behave in series circuits?
How do voltages behave in series circuits?
They add up:
How do voltages behave in parallel circuits?
How do voltages behave in parallel circuits?
Same across all:
How must a voltmeter be connected to measure potential difference?
How must a voltmeter be connected to measure potential difference?
In parallel with component
What does the emf of a source represent?
What does the emf of a source represent?
Energy given to each coulomb
Is electromotive force (emf) actually a force?
Is electromotive force (emf) actually a force?
No, it's a voltage
Three batteries of 4 V, 6 V and 2 V connect in series. What is total emf?
Three batteries of 4 V, 6 V and 2 V connect in series. What is total emf?
12 V
A torch uses three 1.5 V cells in series. What voltage does it provide?
A torch uses three 1.5 V cells in series. What voltage does it provide?
4.5 V
