14 D.C. Circuits
- Revision: key ideas in
- Notes: 2014-S4-PhyNotes-14-DC_Circuits-Answers.pdf
- Assignment AS 14.1 answers 2014-S4-Phy-AS14.1-DCCircuits-Ans.pdf New
- Q1(a): 6 V, 0 V; 1(b): 0.60 A; Q2(a): 5.75 ohm; 2(b): 1.04 A
- Q3: 5.0 V; Q4(a): 2.4 A; 4(b): 1.6 ohm; Q5(a): 0.40 A; 5(b): 0 A
- Q6(a): L1 brighter than normal, L2 & L3 equally dim; 6(b): L1 & L2 equal normal brightness; 6(c): L2 & L3 equally much brighter than normal
- Q7: As S moves from A to B, voltmeter reading increases from 0 V to 4.0 V
- Q8(a) 6.0 V, (b) 3.0 V, (c) 0.0 V, all with same current I = 0.02 A
- Assignment AS 14.2 answers 2014-S4-Phy-AS14.2-Transducers-Ans.pdf New
- Q1(a): resistance of thermistor decreasing; (b): 0.045 A, 44 ohm, 0.090 W
- Q2(a): 600 ohm, 25 ohm; (b) change from 12 V to 6.0 V; (c) 0 to 10 deg
- Q3(a) 230 kohm; (b): 1.9 kohm
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Comments (2)
myuemin63@gmail.com said
at 11:23 pm on Sep 27, 2014
Hi Mr. Ang, for 2012 EOY paper 2 10b), if the second identical light bulb is connected in parallel to the original light bulb, why will the original light bulb becomes dimmer? Thank you :)
johnlittlephysics said
at 12:59 pm on Sep 28, 2014
Refer EOY page at http://nyghsec3physics.pbworks.com/w/page/83886451/12S4EOYP2#comment1411880315
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