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    because the amount of energies involved in both cases is very small. Chapter 23: Electric Current 46) In the circuit shown‚ how do the brightnesses of the identical lightbulbs compare? Which bulb draws the most current? What will happen if Bulb A is unscrewed? If Bulb C is unscrewed? -The brightness of Bulb A and Bulb B will be the same‚ while Bulb C will be twice as Bulbs A or B. Bulb C draws the most current. When Bulb A is unscrewed‚ Bulb C will glow as it had and Bulb B will not glow. If Bulb

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    planet earth. Electrons are small little particles that when moving create what we call electricity. Electricity can be found almost anywhere including our very own bodies. This type of electricity is called electrical current. Electrical current is electricity that moves. A current happens when electrons move through things. Another type of electricity is called static electricity. This happens when electrons collect together in objects. This collection of electrons gives the object a charge and

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    FII-ELECTRICAL‚ELECTRONIC AND CONTROL ENGINEERING 01FII-C2A-S04 1. An electrical component is connected across a 120 volt‚60Hz‚AC supply.What is the current drawn by the component if the impedance is 200 ohms? Ans: 0.060 Amperes 2. A lamp has a source voltage of 110 volts and a current of 0.9 amps. What is the resistance of the lamp? Ans: 122.22 Ohms 3. What power would be consumed in each of the branch resistors of the circuit

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    introduced the term "transformer" in 1885. What is a transformer? Transformers are electrical devices that change the value of an alternating voltage.They do this by applying the principle of magnetic induction between coils to convert voltage and/or current levels. Transformers are mainly made up of two coils wrapped around the iron core. The first coil is called the primary coil and the second coil is called the secondary coil. What principle/law does the transformer obey? The transformer obeys the

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    With a current ratio of "2.5:1"‚ a company can already be certain of being able to pay its bills on time. TRUE - Current ratio is the ratio of current assets of a business to its current liabilities.  Current ratio is calculated using the following formula: Current Ratio =Current Assets / Current Liabilities . To illustrate : CR = 2.5/1= 2.5 Current ratio matches current assets with current liabilities and tells us whether the current assets are enough to settle current liabilities. Current ratio

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    modeling of prototype heaters to include the temperature loss to the surroundings is developed. Experiments were conducted to evaluate effects of airflow rates and electrical current and measure the change of air inlet and outlet temperatures. The temperature rise in the airflow is directly proportional to electric current‚ and inversely proportional to the weight density of the foam. The temperature appears directly proportional to airflow rate in low density foams‚ while it is inversely proportional

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    Current Global Economy The current global economy has become a level playing field for all countries on account of the domino effect of “globalization.” Healthy interaction between the developed and the developing countries in the field of trade and the exchange of technological know - how has helped the global economy prosper remarkably. There has been a significant growth of real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in most countries of the world and a consequent rise in the global income levels

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    balance‚ the current account1 and a rapid increase in the United States’ net external indebtedness. The U.S. trade deficit is the counterpart to low U.S. savings. In mid-late 1990s‚ the current account deficits reflected a combination of low private savings and strong private investment‚ not large budget deficits. The financial resources needed to support a surge in private investment were imported from abroad‚ allowing both consumption and investment to rise. Since 2001‚ however‚ the current account

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    is running late wanting to know whether he can pick up Macdonalds on the way to work. Mikes unawareness of the importance of the situation and its danger is exaggerated to inform the viewer that often there is a lack of professionalism within Current affairs programs‚ as the presenter‚ Mike‚ is merely a voice to the program. This lack of professionalism is often concealed by an impression of intellectual authority. This falsehood is created by simple techniques cleverly framed on camera. "We

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    Electricity is important in our everyday lives. It is essential for almost everything in our modern world. The knowledge learned in the past about electricity enabled such things as engines‚ telephones‚ radios‚ computers‚ and much‚ much more. As early as 600 B.C.‚ the Greeks were already studying electricity. They noticed that if you rubbed a piece of amber with fur‚ it had a charge with the ability to attract small objects. Many years later‚ in the 16th Century‚ William Gilbert discovered many

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