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4B EXAM PRACTICE
1 Which of the following is an expression for calculating the
power in an electrical circuit?
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(Total for Question 1 = 1 mark)
2 Three 12 M resistors are connected together. Which value
below could not be the total resistance of the combination?
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(Total for Question 2 = 1 mark)
3 AGV emf cell lights a flament bulb Current and potential
difference readings on the filament bulb are: V = 5.8 V,
T= 044A, What i the internal resistance of the cell?
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(Total for Question 3 = 1 mark)
4 Astudent drew this graph fom 16
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Which row in the table correctly shows the emf and internal
resistance for this cell?
Emf/V Internal resistance /V
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B 05. 30
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D 30 1 a
(Total for Question 4 = 1 mark)
5 Which of these correct definition of electromotive force em?
A A supply voltage equal to the ratio of energy transferred per.
‘unit charge passing
BB The maximum voitage a componentin a circuit may
receive
© A measure of the energy transferred by @ component per
unit charge passing through it
D A measure of the energy transferred by «component per
Unit time its connected to a power supp a)
(Total for Question 5 = 1 mark)
6 (a) Twolamps A and B are connected in series with a battery.
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lamp A
Lamp B glows more brightly than lamp A. Complete each
of the sentences by choosing one of the phrases in the box.
Tess than
equal to
‘greater than
‘The current in lamp As... the
‘current in lamp B
‘The pd across lamp A is the
pd across lamp B
‘The resistance of lamp A is the
resistance of lamp B, (3)
(©) The same bulbs are now connected in parallel with the batery
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‘State which bulb willbe brighter and explain your answer. [3]
(Total for Question 6 = 6 marks)
7 A student is asked to explain wich of two filament lamps will
be brighter when they are connected in parallel across a power
supply. He is told that the resistance of lamp A is greater than
the resistance of lamp B.ata ee)
‘The student wrote the folowing explanation that contains
some mistakes
“The curentisthe same in both lamps. Because lamp A has 0
higher restance, iis hander forthe electrons to move through
{his lamp so they wil lose mare energy. Lamp A will therefore
be bigher tan lamp B,
‘Write a correct explanation, (5)
(Total for Question 7 = 5 marks)
@ Accireut is set up as shown in the diagram. The battery has
negligible internal resistance,
(2) Calculate the potential difference across the 40.0
resistor 2
(0) A thermistoris connected in parallel with the 40 0
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‘The thermistor is intially at a temperature of 100°C and
its resistance is 20 0. As the thermistor cools down, its
resistance inereases,
Explain what happens to the current through the battery as,
the ternperature of the thermistor decreases. 8)
(Total for Question 8 = 5 marks)
9 (a) Akettle is rated at 1 kW, 220.
Calculate the working resistance of the kettle. 2)
(©) When connected to 2 220 V supplied, it takes 3 minutes for
the water in the ketile to reach boiling point
Calculate how much energy has been supplied, 2
(6) Different countries supply mains
electricity at different voltages.
Many hotels now offer a choice
of voltage supplies as shown
in the photograph,
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(By mistake the kettie is connected to the 110V
‘supply. Assuming that the working resistance of
the kettle does not change, calculate the time it
‘would take for the same amount of water to
reach boiling point. BI
(i) Explain what might happen if a kettle designed to
‘operate at 110V is connected to a 220 supply. [2]
(Total for Question 9 = 9 marks)
10 Mobile phones have a rechargeable battery which is
recharged by means of a mains adaptor. One such adaptor
has an input power of 4.8 W at a voltage of 230.
(a) Calculate the input current to the adaptor when itis
inuse. @)
(b) ‘The adaptor’s output is labelled as SV 0.1 A OSV.
(i) Show that the unit VA is equivalent to the watt. [1]
(i) Calculate the efficiency of the adaptor p
(ii) Suggest a reason why the efficiency is less
than 100%. a)
(Total for Question 10 = 6 marks)
11. Electrically heated gloves are used by
skiers and climbers to provide extra
‘warmth for their hands,
Each glove has a heating element of
resistance 3.6 1. Two cells each of
emf 15V and internal resistance 0.2.0
are used to operate each heating element.
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(a) When the snitch is elosed:
(i) Calculate the total resistance in the circuit tt)
(i) Calculate the current in the heating element. [2]
(ii) Calculate the power output from the heating
element BR
(b) When in use, the internal resistance of each cell
gradually increases.
State and explain the effect this wil have on the power
‘output of the heating element, (3)
(Total for Question 11 = 8 marks)
12. Explain how the current and voltage rules for electrical
circuits are expressions of the conservation of charge and
the conservation of energy. (6)
(Total for Question 12 = 6 marks)