GCSE Physics - Electricity
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All 15 questions in this deck
- Define alternating current (a.c.) and direct current (d.c.).
- What equation links energy transferred, charge moved, and potential difference?
- State the equation linking energy transferred, current, voltage, and time.
- How is energy transferred to a motor in a circuit?
- Explain how adding resistors in series affects total resistance.
- Explain how adding resistors in parallel affects total resistance.
- Describe the I-V graph for a filament lamp.
- Describe the I-V graph for a fixed resistor at constant temperature.
- Describe the I-V graph for a diode.
- What is the purpose of the live wire in a standard plug?
- What is the purpose of the neutral wire in a standard plug?
- Explain how a fuse acts as a safety device in a plug.
- How does current transfer energy in a resistor?
- What equation links electrical power, current, and potential difference?
- What is the National Grid?
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