In AC current or voltage oscillate due to which direction of current or voltage change after each half cycle so current flow in forward direction for half of the time and in reverse direction for next half of the time. Work done by this current is mostly zero in capacitor and inductor or do no work and energy losses are minimum too. So option is most appropriate option as net magntic field by AC is zero.
And it oscillates and it is not a constant horizontal flow.
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8) A resistor is put in a circuit to control the amount of charge that flows through it. In the process of controlling the charge, what will happen to the body of the Resistor? a) It will get hot b) It will remain unchanged (invariant) c) It depends on how much charge is going through the circuit 9) In a RLC circuit, if the value of the capacitor is changed (to a higher value), what will happen to the resonance...
8) A resistor is put in a circuit to control the amount of charge that flows through it. In the process of controlling the charge, what will happen to the body of the Resistor? a) It will get hot b) It will remain unchanged (invariant) c) It depends on how much charge is going through the circuit 9) In a RLC circuit, if the value of the capacitor is changed (to a higher value), what will happen to the resonance...
8) A resistor is put in a circuit to control the amount of charge that flows through it. In the process of controlling the charge, what will happen to the body of the Resistor? a) It will get hot b) It will remain unchanged (invariant) c) It depends on how much charge is going through the circuit 2 9) In a RLC circuit, if the value of the inductor is changed (down to a lower value), what will happen to...
When resistors are connected in series, the equivalence resistances will be closest to the value of: Smallest resistor value Middle resistor value Largest resistor value An electro-magnetic wave of a moving charge will have an electric field and a magnetic field. In an electric circuit, the capacitor will store: magnetic field electric field A resistor is put in a circuit to control the amount of charge that flows through it. In the process of controlling the charge, what will happen...
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29) In the circuit shown below, answer the following questions R1 R3 w 42 12 B 28 V 232 R2 7V B2 a) Write the equations EQUATIONS 7) Given a timing circuit, you are asked to connect the following components in series. A 6-microfarad capacitor, and a 2002. They car connected with a 30 V voltage source that has angular frequency of 250 rad/s. a) What is the impedance of the entire...
7) Given a timing circuit, you are asked to connect the following components in series. A 6- microfarad capacitor, and a 2002. They car connected with a 30 V voltage source that has angular frequency of 250 rad/s. a) What is the impedance of the entire circuit? b) What is voltage across both the resistor and capacitor? c) Calculate the phase angle d) What quadrant would you find this angle? 8) A resistor is put in a circuit to control...
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5) The earth is a huge magnet... in the northern hemisphere which magnetic pole would be located there? a) Northern magnetic pole b) Southern magnetic pole c) Geographic north d) Geographic south 8) A resistor is put in a circuit to control the amount of charge that flows through it. In the process of controlling the charge, what will happen to the body of the Resistor? a) It will get hot b) It will remain unchanged...
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7) Given a timing circuit, you are asked to connect the following components in series. A 6-microfarad capacitor, and a 2002. They car connected with a 30 V voltage source that has angular frequency of 250 rad/s. a) What is the impedance of the entire circuit? b) What is voltage across both the resistor and capacitor? c) Calculate the phase angle d) What quadrant would you find this angle? 8) A resistor is...
1) An inductor of 45 mH that has a 2.6 mA current when connected to a circuit. There is a sinusoidal voltage of 12 V applied across the inductor. a) How much time does it take for this to happen? I 2) When resistors are connected in series, the equivalence resistances will be closest to the value of a) Smallest resistor value b) Middle resistor value c) Largest resistor value 3) An electro-magnetic wave of a moving charge will have...
In our daily life, we often use the electric charger to charge our cell phone or laptop. There will be currents going through the charger when we use them, and the magnetic field should be created by the current. But if we test the magnetic field around the charger, we will find almost zero magnetic field. What is its most accurate explanation? Part A The given information is not sufficient to get the right explanation. The currents are too big,...