Elements in Electrical Engineering Elements in Electrical Engineering

ce3e_b5 – Q2
Name: ______________________________________ Date: ______________
Instructions:
For fill in the blanks: Read each statement or question below carefully and fill in the blank(s) with
the correct answer. Answers may be more than one word.
1. A fuel cell converts ______ energy into electrical energy.
2. The capacity of the cell is measured in _________.
3. Cells are connected in parallel to increase the _____.
4. The law that is applied in electrolysis is ______.
5. One ampere hour charge is equivalent to ______.
6. The resistance of a conductor varies inversely as ____.
7. The property of a conductor due to which it resists current _______.
8. The numerical value of this resistor (red, red, black, gold) is
9. The best conductor for electricity is _____.
10. In series and parallel resistors, the total power is ____.
ce3e_b5- Q2
Name: ______________________________________ Date: ______________
Instructions:
For fill in the blanks: Read each statement or question below carefully and fill in the blank(s) with
the correct answer. Answers may be more than one word.
1. A fuel cell converts ______ energy into electrical energy.
2. The capacity of the cell is measured in _________.
3. Cells are connected in parallel to increase the _____.
4. The law that is applied in electrolysis is ______.
5. One ampere hour charge is equivalent to ______.
6. The resistance of a conductor varies inversely as ____.
7. The property of a conductor due to which it resists current _______.
8. The numerical value of this resistor (red, red, black, gold) is
9. The best conductor for electricity is _____.
10. In series and parallel resistors, the total power is ____.

Chemical Current capacity Area of cross-section Silver 3600 C Chemical Current capacity Area of cross-section Silver 3600 C
Mechanical efficiency Length Copper 3600 A Mechanical efficiency Length Copper 3600 A
Ampere-hour Faraday’s Resistance Additive 22 ± 5% Ampere-hour Faraday’s Resistance Additive 22 ± 5%
Ampere-second Ohm’s conductance subtractive 220 ± 5% Ampere-second Ohm’s conductance subtractive 220 ± 5%

Instruction: Read and solve each problem below. Show your solution (draw the circuit if Instruction: Read and solve each problem below. Show your solution (draw the circuit if
necessary). Round your answer to the nearest four digit. necessary). Round your answer to the nearest four digit.

1. A resistor of 40 ohms is in series with two resistors A and B in parallel. The resistance of A
is 100 ohms. The entire series-parallel circuit is connected across a 120-supply.
Determine the resistance of resistor B in order that the total current be 1.2A.
2. Eight cells each of 1.5 volt emf and internal resistance of 0.25 ohm are connected in
parallel. If the external resistance is ohms, what is the current in each cell?
1. A resistor of 40 ohms is in series with two resistors A and B in parallel. The resistance of A
is 100 ohms. The entire series-parallel circuit is connected across a 120-supply.
Determine the resistance of resistor B in order that the total current be 1.2A.
2. Eight cells each of 1.5 volt emf and internal resistance of 0.25 ohm are connected in
parallel. If the external resistance is ohms, what is the current in each cell?