#70 - Appliance Repair Electricity Learning Quiz

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Learn as you test your aptitude, with this 24 question appliance repair electricity quiz. All questions are answered as you go- allowing you to test your knowledge, while simultaneously learning about or improving your knowledge about electricity. To donate to The Tech Circuit, click here: techcircuit.or...
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6 окт 2024

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@garrybaker6485 11 месяцев назад

23/24 - Still working on voltage dividers, but I’m getting there. Steve thank you for the steady supply of reliably good information. The Tech Circuit is a conductor of info-current and I can’t resist! Say watt?!?! 😂

@TheTechCircuit 11 месяцев назад

Awesome result. Thanks for posting it. Voltage dividers are predictable in that they follow Ohm's law and have this common theme: The highest resistance/impedance in the circuit gets the greatest share of the supply voltage.

@kennyw7453 11 месяцев назад

Excellent questions.

@TheTechCircuit 11 месяцев назад

Thank you.

@aleksandrkerensky4079 11 месяцев назад

Got most of 'em, couple I didn't know, only came up with the wrong answer on 15/16 (16 appears to just be 15 with the formulae for P) - and figured out why I had, once I actually followed my instinct to expand out the math. (Tried to take a shortcut and ignore I, forgot why that doesn't actually work in this case.) 17 does assume that "any reason" doesn't include "the element's resistance miraculously halves".

@TheTechCircuit 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for your input and for sharing your result. Yes, I think that a bake element's resistance exactly halving would be miraculous.