GENERAL PHYSICS II

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 REVIEWING
PREVIOUS LESSONS
QUARTER IV
 OBJECTIVES

 Describe the direct current involving the series

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and parallel circuit.

 Calculate the resistor, current, and voltage in

a parallel and series circuit.

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 Recognize the importance of distinguishing
current and parallel circuit.
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 DIRECT
CURRENT
CIRCUIT
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A fairly complicated three-wire circuit is
shown below. The source voltage is
120 V between the center (neutral) and
the outside (hot) wires. Load currents on
the upper half of the circuit are given as
10 A, 4 A, and 8 A for the load resistors
j, k, and l, respectively. Load currents
on the lower half of the circuit are given
as 6 A and 12 A for the load resistors
m and n, respectively. The resistances
of the connecting wires
Determine…
1. the current through each of the connecting
wires (a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i) with the direction
(left, right);
2. the voltage drop across each load element
(j, k, l, m, n); and
3. the resistance of each load element
(j, k, l, m, n).
 SOLVE ME !!!
2. A clock battery wears out after
moving 10,000 C of charge through
the clock at a rate of 0.500 mA.
(a) How long did the clock run?
(b) How many electrons per second
flowed?
 QUESTIONS?
 Imagine the life before
electricity and now, what
are the differences?
What are the applications of
electricity in everyday life?

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 Direction: Direction: Choose the letter of the best
answer. Write the chosen on a ¼ sheet of paper.

1. Coulomb’s Law is valid for ______

a) Only point charge
b) For both point charge and distributed charge
c) Only distributed charges
d) Neither distributed nor point charge
2. Which one of the following is similar between electrostatic
force and gravitational force?
a) Force can be attractive or repulsive
b) The force depends on the medium between the bodies
c) Both the forces are strong forces
d) Force is inversely proportional to the distance between
the bodies
3. Two charges q1, q2 exert some amount of force
on each other. What will happen to the force
on q1 if another charge q3 is brought close to
them?
a) The force will increase
b) The force will decrease
c) The force remains the same
d) The force may increase or decrease
depending on whether q3 is positive or
4. According to Coulomb’s Law force
between two charges is k*q1*q2r2.
What will happen if one of the
charges is zero?
a) No attraction or repulsion
b) Always attraction
c) Always repulsion
5. Which of the following combination
would have an attraction?
A.Electrons and protons
B.Neutrons and protons
C.Electrons and electrons
D.Neutrons and electrons
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