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What are the main components of an electrical circuit?
A
power source
and a
conductor
for
electrons
to flow through
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How is an
electrical circuit
represented?
With circuit diagrams using
specific symbols
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What is the
symbol
for a
cell
in a circuit diagram?
A simple version of a battery
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How is the
symbol
for a battery represented in circuit diagrams?
As two
cell
symbols put together
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What is the
symbol
for a
filament lamp
?
A small light bulb
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What happens when a
switch
in a circuit is closed?
Current
continues flowing around the circuit
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What is
potential difference
in an electrical circuit?
The force driving the flow of
electrons
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What is the
unit
of measurement for current?
Amperes
(amps)
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What does the letter
'i'
represent in an electrical circuit?
Current
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What is the unit of measurement for
potential difference
?
Volts
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What does the
letter 'v'
represent in an electrical circuit?
Potential difference
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What is the
unit of measurement
for resistance?
Ohms
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What does the letter 'r' represent in an
electrical
circuit?
Resistance
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How do
electrons
flow in a circuit?
From the negative
terminal
to the positive terminal
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What does the longer line in a cell or battery represent?
The
positive terminal
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What does the shorter line in a
cell
or
battery
represent?
The
negative terminal
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What is
conventional current
?
The flow of current from
positive
to
negative
terminal
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Why do we still use the
convention
of
current
flowing from positive to negative?
It was established before the discovery of
electron flow
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What are the key terms related to electrical circuits?
Potential difference
(
voltage
)
Current
Resistance
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What are the main components and symbols used in circuit diagrams?
Cell
: simple battery symbol
Battery
: two cell symbols
Filament lamp
: small light bulb symbol
Switch
: open and closed positions
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