GCSE Physics - Electricity
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All 15 questions in this deck
- What is meant by a closed circuit?
- How is current distributed in a parallel circuit?
- State the equation connecting potential difference, current, and resistance.
- Describe how energy is transferred in a simple torch circuit.
- What does an ammeter measure and how is it connected?
- What does a voltmeter measure and how is it connected?
- Explain why the resistance of a filament lamp increases with current.
- State the equation linking charge flow, current, and time.
- How do charge carriers behave in a solid metal conductor?
- What equation links energy transferred, charge, and potential difference?
- How do static charges build up on insulating materials?
- How does sparking occur due to electrostatic charge?
- State the two main equations for electrical power.
- Why is electrical energy transmitted at high voltages across the National Grid?
- Explain the function of the earth wire and fuse together.
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