
Potential divider👌
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- Q1What is the purpose of a potential divider in an electrical circuit?To store energyTo reduce resistanceTo divide the voltage into smaller partsTo increase the current30s
- Q2If you have two equal resistors in series in a potential divider, how is the output voltage determined?It is half of the input voltageIt is zeroIt is equal to the input voltageIt is double the input voltage30s
- Q3What happens to the output voltage of a potential divider if one of the resistors is increased?The output voltage decreasesThe output voltage becomes negativeThe output voltage remains the sameThe output voltage increases30s
- Q4In a potential divider circuit, what is the relationship between the output voltage and the resistances used?The output voltage is independent of the resistances.The output voltage is always equal to the supply voltage.The output voltage is inversely proportional to the total resistance.The output voltage is directly proportional to the resistance across which it is measured.30s
- Q5What is the purpose of a potential divider in an electrical circuit?To provide a specific voltage output from a higher voltage source.To increase the voltage of an electrical signal.To store electrical energy.To convert AC voltage to DC voltage.30s
- Q6If R1 is double the resistance of R2 in a potential divider circuit, what fraction of the input voltage will be across R2?2/31/31/21/430s
- Q7What happens to the output voltage in a potential divider if one of the resistors is decreased in value?The output voltage decreases.The output voltage increases.The output voltage becomes zero.The output voltage remains the same.30s
- Q8In a potential divider consisting of two resistors, R1 and R2, if they have values of 10 ohms and 20 ohms respectively, what is the output voltage if the input voltage is 12V?8V10V4V6V30s
- Q9What is the effect of connecting additional resistors in series with a potential divider circuit?The total current in the circuit will double.The output voltage will increase.The output voltage will decrease.The output voltage will remain unchanged.30s
- Q10If a potential divider is used to provide a voltage of 5V from a 15V source using two resistors, R1 and R2, what is the ratio of R2 to R1 if R2 is in the position to receive the output voltage?3:12:11:31:230s
- Q11If a potential divider has an output voltage of 10V when the input voltage is 20V, what is the ratio of R2 to R1?1:21:12:11:330s
- Q12In a circuit with a potential divider, if the total resistance is increased while keeping the input voltage constant, what will happen to the output voltage?The output voltage will increase.The output voltage will double.The output voltage will decrease.The output voltage will remain constant.30s
- Q13In a potential divider circuit, if R1 is 100 ohms and R2 is 300 ohms, what is the output voltage when the input voltage is 12V?6V9V3V4V30s
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