Ch-11: Electricity
Multiple Choice Questions
Ch-11: Electricity is the branch of physics that studies the flow of electric charge and its applications in circuits, devices, and power systems. This chapter builds on electrostatics to explore current electricity, covering conductors, resistance, circuits, and power distribution—essential for understanding modern technology and electrical engineering. This chapter state the use for a current-carrying conductor.
State and use V = W/Q, P=IV, P = I^2R and P = V^2/R, R = pL/A. State that the resistance of a light dependent resistor decreases as the light intensity increase. Define and use the electromotive force. Distinguish between e.m.f and potential difference in terms of energy consideration. Explain the effects of the internal resistance of a source. State and use of Kirchhoff's Laws to solve problems.The document contains multiple-choice questions related to electricity for Class 11 Physics. It covers various topics including current, charge, resistance, power, and the behavior of electrical components. Each question provides four answer options, testing the student's understanding of fundamental electrical concepts.
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