1) The unit of resistance is in ohms.

2) The unit of inductance is in Henries

3) The unit of capacitance is in farads
4) The resister is a element which dissipates the energy in the form of heat.
5) Inductor is a element which stores the energy in the form of magnetic field/current.
6) capacitor is a element which stores the energy in the form of electric field/voltage.
7) According to ohms law applied voltage is directly proportional to current and current
inversely proportional to resistance.
8) Superposition theorem is applicable for linear circuits only.
9) Time constant of series RL circuits is (L/R)
10) Time constant for series RC circuits is RC.
11) As per the Thevenin’s equivalent circuit diagram, the voltage source is connected in
series with the internal resistance.
12) As per the Nortons equivalent circuit diagram, the current source is connected in
parallel with the internal resistance.
13) Resister does not store any energy.
14) Inductor does not allow sudden change in current.
15) Capacitor does not allow sudden change in voltage.
16) A element which deliver electrical energy is called active element.
17) A element which absorbs the electrical energy is called the passive element.
18) Practical voltage source consisting of voltage source connected in series with internal
resistance.
19) Practical current source consisting of current source connected in parallel with
internal resistance.
20) Nodal analysis is depending on KCL.
21) Mesh analysis is depending on KVL.
22) What is the equivalent resistance if two 10-ohm resistors are connected in series.
23) What is the equivalent resistance if two 10-ohm resistors are connected in parallel.
24) Define ohms law.
25) Define KCL.
26) Define KVL.
27) If 20V voltage source is connected across the the 100 Ohm resistor, then what is the
current in the circuit?
28) The frequency in dc circuits is zero.
29) The frequency in AC circuit is not equal to zero, Indian standard frequency is 50
Hertz.
30) Superposition theorem is not applicable for power.