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Physics 1.9: 3.2.1 Current and Resistance

Physics 1.9: 3.2.1 Current and Resistance

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Physics

9th - 12th Grade

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NGSS
MS-PS2-3

Standards-aligned

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Amie Ojerio

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12 Slides • 8 Questions

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Assuming that this diagram of a battery represents part of a continuous circuit, in which directions are the current and flow of electrons?

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The direction can’t be found from this drawing.

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Electrons flow from right to left, and the current flows from left to right.

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Electrons flow from left to right, and the current flows from right to left.

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of this image represents a conductor?

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The metal prongs of the plug

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The plastic on the outside of the plug and wire

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Which part of this image represents an insulator?

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The metal prongs of the plug

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The plastic on the outside of the plug and wire

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Multiple Choice

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Copper has a lower resistivity than tungsten. Which hose is a better model for copper wire?

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Hose A

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Hose B

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Multiple Choice

How much voltage is required to run 0.020 A of current through a 45 Ω resistor in a computer circuit? (V = IR)

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0.00044 V

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0.90 V

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2250 V

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Multiple Choice

The batteries in a flashlight have a total voltage of 3 V. The current measured between the positive and negative sides of the battery is 1.1 A. What is the resistance in the circuit in the flashlight? (V = IR)

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0.37 Ω

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1.9 Ω

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4.1 Ω

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3.3 Ω

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2.7 Ω

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Multiple Select

Which two statements about power are true? (P = IV)

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Power decreases as voltage increases.

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Power increases as voltage increases.

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Power does not depend on voltage.

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Power does not depend on current.

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Power increases as current increases.

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Multiple Choice

A television plugs into an outlet with a voltage of 120 V and has an electric current of 1.2 A. How much power does the television use? (P = IV)

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100 W

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0.01 W

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140 W

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