Figures demonstrate four current-voltage characteristics of certain resistances. Which of them demonstrates the Ohmic behavior?
Linear from origin
Figures demonstrate four dependences of resistance on current flowing through it. What characteristics corresponds to Ohmic behavior of resistance?
Flat horizontal line
Consider two electric bulbs. Bulb #1 has resistance of operation twice as big as bulb #2. These two bulbs are included into circuit in such a way that voltage drops across them is equal. What bulb will produce the greater illumination?
Bulb #2
Consider two electric bulbs. Bulb #1 has resistance of operation twice as big as bulb #2. Now these two bulbs are connected in a circuit so that currents flowing through them are the same. What bulb will produce the greater illumination now?
Bulb #1
Check the circuit consisting out of 3 resistors (not identical), ideal battery and switch S. Resistor 2 and 3 are in series with resistor 1 but parallel to each other; only resistor 3 is after the switch. After closing the switch S the equivalent resistance of this circuit:
decreases
Check the circuit consisting out of 3 resistors (not identical), ideal battery and switch S. Resistor 2 and 3 are in series after 1, but parallel to each other. Resistor 3 is the only one after the switch. After closing the switch S current through resistor R1 :
Increases
Check the circuit consisting out of 3 resistors (not identical), ideal battery and switch S. Resistors 2 and 3 are in series after 1, but parallel to each other. Resistor 3 is the only one after the switch. After closing the switch S voltage on resistor R2 :
decreases
Check the circuit consisting out of 3 resistors (not identical), ideal battery and switch S. Resistors 2 and 3 are in series after 1, but parallel to each other. Only resistor 3 is after the switch. After closing the switch S current through R2: