Series and Parallel Circuits Test Review I. Complete the following: 1. Series circuits have only _______ path. The _______________, ________________, and ______________ add around the circuit. The ______________ is constant. 2. Parallel circuits have __________ __________ one path. The ________________ and _______________ add around the circuit. The resistance ________________ add to give the _________________ resistance. The _______________ is constant. 3. To solve circuit problems set up a ________________. Fill in the information that is ______________ and _______________ for that type of circuit. Use ____________ ____________ to complete columns and the ______________________________ of that type of circuit to complete ___________. 4. Complex or ______________________ circuits have parts that are connected in ______________ and parts that are connected in ________________________. To find the values in these circuits create a ____________, keep simplifying until you have a ________________ circuit, and then solve using the _______________ for series and parallel. 5. When you add cells in series, ____________________ terminals are connected to ____________________ terminals. __________________ is constant. __________ and _________________ ____________________ adds. The result is ________________ voltage over a ______________ period of time. 6. When you add cells in parallel, _____________________ terminals are connected to __________________ terminals. __________ is constant. _______________ and the reciprocals of internal ___________________ add. Provides _________________ over a _______________ period of time. 7. All batteries have _________________ resistance because ______________ is used to drive the _________________ through the battery. The _________________________ ___________ (EMF) is the amount of _____________ circuit energy. The ___________________ ________________ (VT) is the _____________ circuit reading is always less than the ___________ due to the internal ___________________. 8. Kirchhoff’s First Law states that the ____________ current into a junction is ___________ to the _________ current leaving the junction because of the __________ of conservation of ___________________. 9. Kirchhoff’s Second Law states that the algebraic ____________ of the changes in potential _____________ occurring in any closed loop is ____________ due to the ___________ of conservation of ________________. 10. The sign conventions for Kirchhoff’s 2nd Law are: crossing a battery with current _____V, against _____ V and crossing a resistor with current _____ IR, against current _____ IR. II. True or False: T T T T T F F F F F Adding a resistor to a parallel circuit decreases the total resistance. If one resistor is turned off in a series circuit, the current through all the other resistors remains the same. In a parallel circuit, the smallest resistor dissipates the most power. The voltage drop across a resistor in a series circuit is proportional to its resistance. Adding a resistor to a series circuit decreases the total resistance. III. Complete the tables/Fill in all blanks: R2 = 1000 R1 = 500 Ω 50 V R2 = 500 Ω 50 V R1 = 500 Ω R3 = 1000 R3 = 1000 Ω VT = _____ IT = _____ RT = _____ PT = _____ V1 = _____ I1 = _____ R1 = _____ P1 = _____ V2 = _____ V3 = _____ I2 = _____ I3 = _____ R2 = _____ R3 = _____ P2 = _____ P3 = _____ VT = _____ IT = _____ RT = _____ PT = _____ R3 = 500 R1 = 500 100 V V1 = _____ V2 = _____ V3 = _____ I1 = _____ I2 = _____ I3 = _____ R1 = _____ R2 = _____ R3 = _____ P1 = _____ P2 = _____ P3 = _____ R2 = 1000 VT = _____ IT = _____ RT = _____ PT = _____ R4 = 500 V1 = _____ V2 = _____ V3 = _____ I1 = _____ I2 = _____ I3 = _____ R1 = _____ R2 = _____ R3 = _____ P1 = _____ P2 = _____ P3 = _____ Top Loop Equation: ____________________ Bottom Loop Equation: ____________________ I2 V4 = _____ I4 = _____ R4 = _____ P4 = _____ Equation: _________________ I3 I1 I4 I5 If I1 = 50 A I2 = 8 A I3 = 12 A I4 = 20 A Then, I5 = _____ A IV. Solve the following problems: (Use a separate sheet of paper, show work including table.) 1. Two lamps having a resistance of 100 Ohms and 200 Ohms are connected in series across a 150 V battery. What is the current through the lamp? What is the voltage drop across each resistor? 2. Four resistors of equal value are in parallel, with 120 V across them. The total current is 2 A. Determine the value of each resistor. 3. In a kitchen, three 75 W bulbs are connected in parallel across 120 V. All three bulbs are on. At 6:00 am, a 360 W coffeepot also in parallel is turned on. Calculate the total current drawn. 4. The terminal voltage of a 24-V battery is 22.0 V and the current in the circuit is 2.00 A. What are the internal resistance of the battery and the resistance of the circuit resistor? 5. A dry cell has an EMF of 1.5 V and an internal resistance of 0.2 Ω. If the terminal voltage is 1.2 V, what current is delivered to the external circuit? Answers to problems: 1. 0.5A, 50V, 100V 2. 240 ea. 3. 4.875A 4. 1, 11 5. 1.5A