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Kyleee
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1. How could I test for faults in a circuit using a continuity tester containing a light and a battery?
2. If three lamps are rated 6v and 0.05A, what size of current will be drawn from the battery. Explain why this is. (Series circuit)
3. If three lamps are rated 6v and 0.05A, what size voltage must the battery be to allow them to operate properly? (Parallel circuit)
This is me trying to answer the questions. :D :
1. Would you just connect the "X" and "Y" wires to something for it to be tested?
2. I don't really get this one at all. Would it be 0.15A because there's three lamps and it's in a series circuit? How would I explain it though?
3. Since it's a parallel circuit and not a series, would the battery just have to be 6v? I know why, but I just don't know how to explain it, please help. :D
Edit : Also, is this a continuity tester using a bulb and a battery? :
2. If three lamps are rated 6v and 0.05A, what size of current will be drawn from the battery. Explain why this is. (Series circuit)
3. If three lamps are rated 6v and 0.05A, what size voltage must the battery be to allow them to operate properly? (Parallel circuit)
This is me trying to answer the questions. :D :
1. Would you just connect the "X" and "Y" wires to something for it to be tested?
2. I don't really get this one at all. Would it be 0.15A because there's three lamps and it's in a series circuit? How would I explain it though?
3. Since it's a parallel circuit and not a series, would the battery just have to be 6v? I know why, but I just don't know how to explain it, please help. :D
Edit : Also, is this a continuity tester using a bulb and a battery? :