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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
B.
8.14
D.
0.814
B.
atom
D.
molecule
B.
bleeder resistor
D.
rheostat
C.
D.
Radiation
Emission
C.
D.
17.6C
none of these
99. Determine the length of a copper wire ( = 10.37 CM/ft) where diameter is 0.30 inch and resistance of
0.5 at 20C.
A. 4,339 ft
C. 6,125 ft
B. 5.225 ft
D. none of these
100. An electric water heater has a rating of 1 kW, 230 V.
The coil used as the heating element is 10 m long
and has a resistivity of 1.724 x 10 -6 ohm-cm.
Determine the required diameter of the wire in mils.
A. 2.43 mils
C. 3.21 mils
B. 2.52 mils
D. 1.35 mils
101. A certain wire 20 ft long and 100 circular mil area has
a resistance of 1.6 . What is its resistivity?
A. 10.3 ohm-CM/ft
B. 2.2 ohm-CM/ft
C. 8 ohm-CM/ft
D. 15.2 ohm-CM/ft
102. How many circular mils does a round copper rod of
0.25 inch diameter have?
A. 196,000
C. 1,963,500
B. 62,500
D. 49,000
103. A substance whose molecules consist of the same
kind of atoms is called ____.
A. mixture
B. element
C. compound
D. none of the above
104. The diameter of the atom is about ____.
A. 10-10 m
C. 10-2 m
B. 10-8 m
D. 10-15 m
105. The number of compounds available in nature is
____.
A. 105
C. 1000
B. 300
D. unlimited
106. The mass of a proton is ____ the mass of an
electron.
A. equal to
B. less than
C. about 1837 times
D. 200 times
107. The maximum number of electrons that can be
accommodated in the last orbit is ____.
A. 4
C. 18
B. 8
D. 2
108. The electrons in the last orbit of an atom are called
____ electrons.
A. free
C. valence
B. bound
D. thermionic
109. If the number of valence electrons of an atom is less
than 4, the substance is usually ____.
A. a conductor
B. an insulator
C. a semiconductor
D.
C.
D.
charge
none of these
Resistance
()
45
20
coefficient
of
A.
B.
t
40C Temperature
Fig. 1.2
C. 35 ohms
D. 50 ohms
70 ohms
40 ohms
45
20
t
40C Temperature
Fig. 1.2
Resistance
()
40
A.
B.
0.005/C
0.004/C
A.
B.
50
t
50C Temperature
Fig. 1.1
C. 0.1/C
D. 0.4/C
Resistance
()
40
A.
B.
0.005/C
0.004/C
50
t
50C Temperature
Fig. 1.1
C. 0.1/C
D. 0.4/C
1/30 per C
1/70 per C
C.
D.
1/50 per C
1/1200 per C
Siemens
Coulomb
A.
B.
5 ma, -3.33 ma
5 ma, 3.33 ma
C.
D.
3.33 ma, 5 ma
3.33 ma, 5 ma
A.
B.
0.49 cm
0.54 cm
C.
D.
0.39 cm
0.35 cm
A.
B.
C.
D.
resistance
inductance
capacitance
both inductance and capacitance
212. The voltage drop across 14.5 ohm resistor in Fig. 2.1
is ____.
14.5
+
200 V
60
-
Fig. 2.1
A.
B.
29 V
14 V
C.
D.
30.5 V
18 V
25.5
25.5
+
200 V
60
-
Fig. 2.1
A.
B.
C.
D.
it is a simple circuit
none of the above
2.5
7A
4.5
Fig. 2.4
A.
B.
Lamp A
+
Lamp B
-
200 V
3A
4.5 A
2.5
7A
1000 ohms
400 ohms
C.
D.
1400 ohms
135 ohms
40 W, 200 V
Lamp B
200 V
Fig. 2.2
A.
B.
C.
D.
4.5
Fig. 2.4
Lamp A
+
A.
B.
3.5 A
3A
2A
2.5 A
A
18
12
6
Fig. 2.5
A.
B.
36 ohms
18 ohms
C.
D.
9 ohms
15 ohms
Fig. 2.3
4 ohms
6 ohms
C.
D.
A.
B.
2.5 A
2A
Fig. 2.2
A.
B.
C.
D.
C.
D.
3 ohms
9 ohms
18
12
6
Fig. 2.5
A.
B.
10 A
5A
C.
D.
12 A
6A
A
18
12
6
10
Fig. 2.5
A.
B.
36 ohms
9 ohms
C.
D.
18 ohms
8 ohms
3 mhos
6 mhos
2 mhos
1.5 mhos
10
2.5
15 A
C.
D.
Fig. 2.7
A.
B.
Fig. 2.6
A.
B.
4 ohms
18 ohms
C.
D.
34 ohms
8 ohms
15 V
10 V
C.
D.
30 V
12. 5 V
10
2.5
15 A
A.
B.
Fig. 2.8
B
Fig. 2.8
Fig. 2.6
A.
B.
3A
6A
C.
D.
2.5 A
1.5 A
C.
D.
90 W
24 W
2
1
12 ohms
2.67 ohms
C.
D.
2 ohms
64 ohms
2
1
1.5 A
3.5 A
A.
B.
Fig. 2.6
180 W
45 W
C.
D.
Fig. 2.9
A.
B.
3A
2.5 A
A.
B.
10
Fig. 1.9
Fig. 2.7
A.
B.
13 mhos
1.6 mhos
C.
D.
6 mhos
2.5 mhos
A.
B.
1.5 A
3A
C.
D.
2A
2.5 A
14
Fig. 1.10
A.
B.
12 ohms
8 ohms
C.
D.
16 ohms
3 ohms
A.
B.
C.
D.
9 ohms
18 ohms
10 ohms
none of the above
13
11
72
14
44 V
C.
D.
1 ohm
4 ohms
18
2 ohms
1.5 ohms
2
Fig. 1.11
A.
B.
Fig. 1.13
44 V
18
2
2
11
72
2
1
13
1
2
Fig. 1.13
A.
B.
C.
D.
20.5 ohms
18 ohms
11 ohms
none of the above
13
11
Fig. 1.11
6 ohms
12 ohms
A.
B.
C.
D.
18 ohms
24 ohms
A.
B.
C.
D.
2A
1.5 A
1A
none of the above
13
18
44 V
11
E
Fig. 1.13
Fig. 1.13
72
14
1
1
18
44 V
14
3A
0.5 A
C.
D.
1A
2A
72
A.
B.
A.
B.
C.
D.
11 W
24 W
16 W
none of the above
S1
40 W, 200 V
L1
S2
Fig. 1.14
400 ohms
1200 ohms
C.
D.
1000 ohms
2400 ohms
S2
Fig. 1.14
A.
B.
C.
D.
L3
R1
R2
R3
R4
20
20
20
20
100 W, 200 V
+ 200 V -
200 V
Fig. 1.14
A.
B.
1200 ohms
1000 ohms
C.
D.
1400 ohms
2400 ohms
S1
40 W, 200 V
L1
L3
100 W, 200 V
+ 200 V -
100 W, 200 V
L2
S1
40 W, 200 V
L1
100 W, 200 V
L2
S2
L3
100 W, 200 V
+ 200 V -
A.
B.
S1
40 W, 200 V
L1
Figure 1.1
A.
B.
zero
150 V
C.
D.
50 V
200 V
S2
L3
500
100 W, 200 V
+ 200 V -
100
200
Fig. 1.14
A.
B.
C.
D.
S1
100 W, 200 V
L2
S2
L3
100 W, 200 V
+ 200 V Fig. 1.14
A.
B.
C.
D.
less than 40 W
more than 40 W
equal to 40 W
none of the above
Figure 1.2
A.
B.
300
500
C.
D.
200
100
R3
R1
2
VO
R2
2
12 V
A.
B.
12 V
Figure 1.3
12
24
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
0
-12
Figure 1.7
E and R1 form a series circuit
R1 is in series with R3
R1 is in series with R2
there is no series circuit
VO
R1
12 V
Figure 1.4
A.
B.
R3
12
-12
C.
D.
0
6
A.
B.
C.
D.
Figure 1.8
R2 and R3 form a series of path
E is in series with R1
R1 is in parallel in R3
R1, R2 and R3 form a series of circuit
80 V
12
4 B
Figure 1.5
A.
B.
+80
-40
C.
D.
+40
-80
24 V 3
A.
B.
C.
D.
Figure 1.6
the 3 resistor is short circuited
the 6 resistor is short circuited
nothing is wrong with the circuit
the 3 resistor is open-circuited
A.
B.
12
14.4
Figure 1.9
C.
D.
22
2
260. What do you call a resistor that does not obey Ohms
Law?
A. Potentiometer
B. Carbon-Film Resistor
C. Wire-Wound Type
D. Non-linear Resistor
261. A 100 W, 110 V and 50 W, 110 V lamps are
connected in series across a 220 V DC source. If the
resistances of the two lamps are assumed to remain
constant, the voltage across the 100 W lamp is
_____ volt?
A. 110 V
C. 146.7 V
B. 73.3 V
D. 220 V
262. A potential divider of resistance of 50 ohms is
connected across a 100 V DC source. A load
resistance of 10 ohms is connected across a tap in
the potential divider and the negative terminal of the
of 7 ohms at 0C. At
become 7.5 ohms.
coefficient of the
C.
D.
1/500 /C
1/600 /C
C.
D.
kcal
m-kg
C.
D.
kcal
m-kg
4186 J
735.5 W
C.
D.
107 ergs/sec
10-7 ergs/sec
C.
D.
A.
B.
6.85 hours
50.05 hours
C.
D.
26.65 hours
12.00 hours
C.
D.
A.
B.
35
17.5
C.
D.
250
175
A.
B.
C.
D.
399. Any charge given to the battery when taken off the
vehicle is called
A. bench charge
C. float charge
B. step charge
D. trickle charge
400. Storage battery electrolyte is formed by the
dissolving of ____ acid in water.
A. hydrochloric
C. acetic
B. sulfuric
D. atric
401. The central terminal of a dry cell is said to be
A. positive
C. neutral
B. negative
D. charged
402. A 24 V battery of internal resistance r = 4 is
connected to a variable resistance R, the rate of heat
dissipation in the resistor is maximum when the
current drawn from the battery is I. Current drawn
from the battery will be I/2 when R is equal to
A. 8
C. 16
B. 12
D. 20
403. What is the other term used for rechargeable
battery?
A. primary
B. lead-acid
C. storage
D. nickel-cadmium
E. NETWORK THEOREMS
404. REE Board Exam April 1997
A circuit consisting of three resistors rated: 10 ohms,
15 ohms and 20 ohms are connected in delta. What
would be the resistance of the equivalent wye
connected load?
A. 0.30, 0.23 & 0.15 ohm
B. 3.0, 4.0 & 5.0 ohms
C. 3.33, 4.44 & 6.66 ohms
D. 5.77, 8.66 & 11.55 ohms
405. EE Board Exam October 1994
The equivalent wye element of a 3 equal resistors
each equal to R and connected in delta is
A. R
C. R/3
B. 3R/2
D. 3R
406. EE Board Exam April 1988
A Barangay power station supplies 60 kW to a load
over 2,500 ft, 100 mm2, two-conductor copper
feeder, the resistance of which is 0.078 ohm per
1000 ft. The bus bar voltage is maintained constant
at 600 V. Determine the load current.
A. 105 A
C. 110 A
B. 108 A
D. 102 A
407. EE Board Exam October 1986
An LRT car, 5 km distance from the Tayuman station,
takes 100 A over a 100 mm hard drawn copper
trolley wire having a resistance of 0.270 ohm per km.
The rail and ground return has a resistance of 0.06
ohm per km. If the station voltage is 750 V, what is
the voltage of the car?
A. 585 V
C. 595 V
B.
590 V
D.
580 V
0.1
24 V
Lamp
60 W
12 V
12 V
A.
B.
12.34 V
11.24 V
C.
D.
12.19 V
11.66 V
Battery
Charger
A.
B.
Ib
40
Battery
-0.215 A
0.215 A
C.
D.
-0.306 A
0.306 A
R2
I2
R3
+
Eg
VB
A.
B.
182.41 V
153.32 V
C.
D.
164.67 V
157.22 V
12 V
10
R
+
20
50
A.
B.
4 ohms
5 ohms
C.
D.
3 ohms
2 ohms
D.
10
50
12 V
40
A.
B.
0.028 A
0.010 A
B.
C.
30
C.
D.
0.025 A
0.014 A
Two
One less than the total number of nodes in the
circuit
All nodes in the circuit
B. receives energy
C. both receives and supplies energy
D. none of the above
A.
B.
C.
D.
E1
E2
one
two
C.
D.
R1
E1
A.
B.
C.
D.
E2
Fig. 3.1
A.
B.
C.
D.
R3
E1
R2
D
I2
one equation
two equations
35 V
C
E2
Fig. 3.1
A.
B.
C.
D.
40 V
Fig. 3.2
A.
B.
R1
I1
I3
C.
D.
three equations
four equations
three
four
two
none of the above
E2
R2
D
two
three
four
none of the above
35 V
R2
D
three
four
R3
R3
E1
R1
Fig. 3.1
Fig. 3.1
A.
B.
two
four
three
none of the above
R2
D
E2
R2
D
R3
Fig. 3.1
R1
R3
E1
R1
two
four
three
none of the above
A.
B.
C.
D.
I1
I3
I2
40 V
Fig. 3.2
one equation
two equation
three equations
none of the above
35 V
I1
I3
2
Fig. 3.2
I2
40 V
A.
B.
C.
D.
one circuit
two circuits
three circuits
none of the above
35 V
I1
I3
I2
40 V
Fig. 3.2
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
2
D
I2
20 V
24 V
C.
D.
A.
B.
I2
(b)
15
3.5
C.
D.
6.4
7.4
Fig. 3.3
40 V
20 V
C.
D.
2
D
Rth
A
RL
Vth
RL
B
(a)
(b)
Fig. 3.4
10 A
5A
one equation
two equation
three equations
none of the above
RL
B
2A
2.5 A
A.
B.
C.
D.
Vth
Fig. 3.4
Fig. 3.3
30 V
RL
2
D
I1
I3
Rth
A.
B.
12 V
36 V
(a)
2A
5A
2.5 A
none of the above
I1
I3
(b)
20 V
Fig. 3.3
30 V
RL
B
Fig. 3.4
40 V
A.
B.
C.
D.
Vth
(a)
RL
6
B
one equation
three equations
two equations
none of the above
I1
I3
Rth
I2
A.
B.
12 V
20 V
C.
D.
24 V
40 V
40 V
Rth
A
RL
Vth
RL
B
20 V
(a)
(b)
Fig. 3.4
A.
B.
3.5
6.4
C.
D.
7.4
15
12 V
RL
Rth
A
IN
RN
RL
B
(a)
RN = 3
IN = 2 A
A.
B.
3V
6V
RL
IN = 2 A
A
IN
RN
(a)
RL
Fig. 3.5
3A
1A
2A
none of the above
Vth
B
B
(b)
Fig. 3.6
A.
B.
3
2
C.
D.
1.5
6
(a)
B
(b)
RN = 3
Rth
A.
B.
C.
D.
C.
D.
RN = 3
12 V
B
(b)
1.5 V
0.866 V
B
Fig. 3.6
5
4.5
10.5
none of the above
2
Vth
(a)
(b)
Fig. 3.5
A.
B.
C.
D.
Vth
B
(a)
B
(b)
Fig. 3.6
A.
B.
C.
D.
1V
9V
5V
none of the above
RL
6
B
4.5
6
3
none of the above
RL
6
B
Fig. 3.7
A.
B.
12 V
6V
C.
D.
15 V
9.5 V
RL
6
B
Fig. 3.7
A.
B.
2A
1.5 A
C.
D.
1.75 A
1A
RL
6
B
Fig. 3.7
A.
B.
6V
4V
C.
D.
Fig. 3.7
A.
B.
C.
D.
9V
12 V
zero
positive
negative
determined by the battery e.m.f.s
B.
linearity
D.
non-linearity
B.
3 A, 2
D.
3 A, 9
A.
B.
Fig. 2.1
6
3
C.
D.
9
2
+
-
10
2i
6
3
Fig. 2.3
A.
B.
18 V
Fig. 2.2
A.
B.
2
9
C.
D.
6
18
18 V
Fig. 2.2
2 A, 6
C.
C.
D.
2i/5
2i/15
A.
zero
2i/10
2 A, 3
A.
B.
10.0 ohms
3.875 ohms
C.
D.
0.968 ohms
1.60 ohms
A.
B.
5/6 ohms
5/11 ohms
C.
D.
5/14 ohms
5/21 ohms
A.
B.
-8 V
-6 V
C.
D.
-4 V
-3 V
A.
B.
A.
B.
54 W
216 W
C.
D.
121.5 W
150 W
A.
B.
14 V
12 V
C.
D.
0V
1V
-4 V
-8 V
C.
D.
-2 V
-3 V
D.
bilateral network
active network
unilateral network
passive network
A.
B.
2R
R
C.
D.
R/2
3R
A.
B.
22.5
40
C.
D.
30
none of these
3 ohms
4 ohms
C.
D.
5 ohms
6 ohms
A.
B.
3
4
C.
D.
6
7
R
2R
C.
D.
3R
4R
A.
B.
16/3
8/3
C.
D.
8/3 + j12
none of these
547. What is the Rab in the circuit when all resistors values
are R?
A.
B.
+
(1 5)/2
C.
D.
(1 + 5)/2
none of these
A.
B.
0
6
C.
D.
6
none of these
A.
B.
+3V
3V
C.
D.
2V
none of these
C.
D.
97.3 V
103 V
A.
B.
3A
3 A
C.
D.
0
none of these
42.2 V
83.3 V
8.2
6
C.
D.
10
none of these
A.
B.
2V
4/3 V
C.
D.
4V
8V
C.
D.
0V
10 V
C.
D.
36 V
28 V
C.
D.
aeat bebt
aeat + bebt
A.
B.
9V
5V
C.
D.
1V
none of these
A.
B.
2.5 V
-2.5 V
A.
B.
2V
3V
C.
D.
1V
none of these
A.
B.
48 V
24 V
A.
B.
3V
+3 V
C.
D.
2V
none of these
A.
B.
eat e-bt
eat + ebt
A.
B.
0
2A
C.
D.
3A
7A
A.
B.
10 V
46 V
C.
D.
13 V
58 V
4A
2/3 A
C.
D.
-2/3 A
none of these
A.
B.
3V
54V
C.
D.
24 V
none of these
A.
B.
5V
3V
C.
D.
2V
1V
A.
B.
20 V
30 V
C.
D.
10 V
10 V
A.
B.
C.
D.
I = 13 A and E = 31 V
I = 31 A and E = 13V
E = 31 V and I = 31A
none of these
A.
B.
0.5 V
3.0 V
C.
D.
3.5 V
4.0 V
A.
B.
16 V
4V
C.
D.
6 V
16 V
A.
B.
A.
B.
8/15 A
15/4 A
C.
D.
4/15 A
none of these
C.
D.
5V
none of these
56.25 V
85 V
C.
D.
40 V
none of these
C.
D.
-4 V
4V
A.
B.
3V
3 V
A.
B.
-105 V
+105 V
C.
D.
15 V
+ 15 V
A.
B.
-2 V
2V
A.
B.
C.
D.
4 A
2 A
known only if V1, V2 and R are known
known only if V1, V2 are known
1A
2A
C.
D.
4A
8A
A.
B.
4.5 V
0
C.
D.
4.5 V
6V
1.
2.
3.
4.
A.
B.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Nm = Nn
Nm > Nn
Nm < Nn
any one of the above, depending on the network
A.
B.
A.
B.
1A
4/3 A
C.
D.
2A
3A
1.2 k
2.4 k
C.
D.
3.6 k
7.2 k
A.
B.
A.
B.
0
1.5 ohms
C.
D.
6 ohms
0.667 ohms
0
2/3
C.
D.
1/3
none
A.
B.
A.
B.
5 ohms
10 ohms
C.
D.
15 ohms
20 ohms
1.0 A
0.75 A
C.
D.
0.5 A
0.25 A
A.
B.
2A
1.5 A
C.
D.
0.5 A
0A
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
2/5
24/5
C.
D.
18/5
2/5
A.
C.
B.
D.
3.3
150
150
C.
D.
100
50
1A
0.5 A
C.
D.
0.25 A
0.125 A
A.
B.
40
160
C.
D.
48
none
C.
D.
6 V, 6 V
12 V, 12 V
A.
B.
1/52 V
2/52 V
C.
D.
3/52 V
5/52 V
A.
B.
1A
2 A
1W
5W
4 V, 8 V
8 V, 4 V
C.
D.
2A
none of these
A.
B.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
4I
C.
D.
2I
I
13 W
25 W
A.
B.
125 V
16 V
C.
D.
24 V
40 V
603. Find the current transfer ratio I2/I1 for the network
shown in the figure. All resistors are given as 2 ohms.
A.
B.
A.
B.
0.25
0.40
C.
D.
0.50
0.75
A.
B.
4 ohms
3 ohms
C.
D.
2 ohms
1 mega ohms
605. The V-I relation for the network shown in the given
box is V = 4I - 9. If now a resistor R = 2 ohms is
connected across it, then the value of I will be
A.
B.
4.5 A
1.5 A
C.
D.
1.5 A
4.5 A
A.
B.
1A
2A
C.
D.
10 ohms
18 ohms
C.
D.
24 ohms
12 ohms
2.5 A
3A
increases
decreases
remain constant
depends on the value of R
A.
B.
0.238 V
0.138 V
C.
D.
0.238 V
1V
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
I1/I2
P1/P2
P1 in Watts
P2 in Watts
A.
B.
ABCD
3541
2341
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C.
D.
600
0.3
2
500
1.2
ABCD
3514
1314
A.
B.
1 A, 2.73
2.73 A, 1
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
V in series with 3R
3V in series with 3R
V in series with R/3
3V in series with R/3
5A, 30/11
none of these
A.
B.
64/63 V
1V
C.
D.
63/64 V
32/63 V
A.
B.
100 V, 30
- 2 V, 30
C.
D.
10/3 V, 30
none of these
0
6W
C.
D.
9W
none of these
A.
B.
51 W
34.68 W
C.
D.
34.68 W
none of these
A.
B.
4A
-4 A
C.
D.
2A
none of these
A.
B.
Delivers 80 W
absorbs 80 W
C.
D.
delivers 40 W
absorbs 40 W
10 W
12 W
C.
D.
16 W
20 W
3 W
3W
C.
D.
0W
none of these
zero
80 W
C.
D.
125 W
405 W
A.
B.
15 W
20 W
C.
D.
25 W
30 W
A.
B.
1 W, 1 W, 2 W
0 W, -1 W, 1 W
C.
D.
1 W, 0 W, 1 W
0 W, 0 W, 0 W
A.
B.
70 W
70 W
C.
D.
50 W
none of these
A.
B.
15/6 ohms
5/6 ohms
C.
D.
6/5 ohms
none of these
A.
B.
1.5 , 3 , 9
3 , 6 , 1.5
C.
D.
9 , 3 , 1.5
3 , 1.5 , 9
A.
B.
R
R-1
C.
D.
R/2
(6/11) R
A.
B.
3.23 ohm
2 ohm
C.
D.
difficult to find
none of these
4. none of these
5. Non linear
6. Time varying
1, 5, 6
5, 6
C.
D.
1, 5
1, 3, 5, 6
A.
B.
4 V, 2
4 V, 4
C.
D.
8 V, 2
8 V, 4
A.
B.
C.
D.
Thevenins theorem
Maximum power transfer theorem
Millmans theorem
Superposition theorem
A.
B.
0.2
0.4
C.
D.
2
none of these
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
7.5 V
20 V
C.
D.
10 V
none of these
A.
B.
V
100
60
Z
12
12
C.
D.
V
100
60
Z
30
30
A.
B.
30 ohms
16 ohms
C.
D.
9 ohms
zero
A.
B.
98W and 18 W
166 W and 18 W
C.
D.
450 W and 2 W
166 W and 2 W
A.
B.
C.
D.
80 W
40 W
20 W
Indeterminate unless the actual network is given
A.
B.
33.4 kohms
17.6 kohms
C.
D.
10 kohms
5 kohms
A.
B.
5
6.5
C.
D.
8
9
A.
B.
16 ohms
40/3 ohms
C.
D.
60 ohms
20 ohms
2.75
7.5
C.
D.
25
27
A.
B.
A.
B.
C.
D.
1.5 A
2.0 A
C.
D.
1.2 A
4/5 A
A.
B.
6
2
C.
D.
4/3
1
A.
B.
1W
10 W
C.
D.
0.25 W
0.5 W
A.
B.
C.
D.
5 V and 2 ohms
7.5 V and 2.5 ohms
4 V and 2 ohms
3 V and 2.5 ohms
R = r = 20 ohms
R = r = 5 ohms
R = 10 ohms; r = 5 ohms
R = r = 10 ohms
20 V, 9 ohms
40 V, 19/3 ohms
A.
B.
A.
B.
C.
D.
i = current in amperes
If i = 0 when t = 0, find i when t = 0.02 second.
A. 3.3 A
C. 3.2 A
B. 3.1 A
D. 3.0 A
C.
D.
40 V, 9 ohms
40 V, 8 ohms
F. ELECTRICAL TRANSIENTS
669. EE Board Exam April 1979, October 1982
In an RL circuit, Kirchhoffs law gives the following
relation: E = Ldi/dt + Ri where:
E = supply voltage (200 volts)
R = resistance (20 ohms)
L = inductance (1 Henry)
t = time in seconds
+ = 0 Where: R = Rf + Rd
linear
sinusoidal
C.
D.
exponential
symmetrical
open circuit
short circuit
C.
D.
transient circuit
coupled circuit
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
0.654 sec
0.51 sec
C.
D.
0.733 sec
0.1 sec
A.
B.
6.90 A
96 A
C.
D.
9.60 A
69 A
C.
D.
capacitance
Mutual inductance
A.
B.
0
V
C.
D.
cant find
none of these
A.
B.
VR1/R2
V
C.
D.
V + VR1/R2
0
A.
B.
2/3 A
0
C.
D.
4/3 A
1A
0
40
C.
D.
50
none of these
A.
B.
A.
B.
26/7
7/26
C.
D.
7/13
none of these
A.
B.
7.5 V
0
C.
D.
2V
-2 V
C.
D.
0
none of these
20/3 V
none of these
A.
B.
v =0 V
i=0A
C.
D.
v = 100 V
i=
A.
B.
50 C
100 C
C.
D.
250 C
none of these
A.
B.
C(R1 +R2 )
CR1R2/(R1+R2 )
C.
D.
CR1
CR2
A.
B.
5A
0
C.
D.
2A
none of these
A.
B.
e-2t
20e-2t
C.
D.
30e-2t
6.67e-2t - 1.67
770. The switch in the circuit of the figure has been closed
for a long time. It is opened at t = 0.
A.
B.
C.
D.
v(0+) = 1 V, i (0+) = 0 A
v(0+) = 0 V, i(0+) = 0 A
v(0+) = 0 V, i (0+) =1 A
v (0+) = 1 V, i(0+) = 1 A
A.
B.
1, 2
2, 3
C.
D.
1, 3
2, 4
775.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
776.
777.
A.
B.
0.5 ohm
2.0 ohm
C.
D.
4.0 ohm
12 ohm
778.
779.
780. If Vs = 40t V for t > 0 and iL (0) = 5A, what is the value
of i(t) at t = 2sec?
A.
B.
0.5 s
1s
C.
D.
A.
B.
2s
10s
781.
24A
34A
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
782.
783.
A.
B.
0
5V
C.
D.
10V
15V
784. Consider the following units:
29A
39A
1. sec-1
2. rad2-sec-2
3. second
4. Ohm
The units of R/L, 1/LC, CR and / are respectively
____.
A. 1, 2, 4 and 3
C. 2, 4, 1 and 3
B. 3, 2, 1 and 4
D. 1, 2, 3 and 4
2.
3.
C.
power
D.
fluorescent
5V
B.
4.
5.
D.
7.07 V
5A
C.
14.14 A
B.
12.7 A
D.
6.
10 V
C.
3.0 m
7.5 m
C.
D.
1.5 m
6.0 m
7.
8.
9.
0A
3.0 A
C.
D.
1.5 A
0.532 A
C.
i = 15.33 sin
D.
i = 28.16 sin
B. effective value
value
D.
instantaneous
D.
D.
A.
B.
C.
D.
it represents ac
it represents dc
it represents half-wave rectified ac
it represents sum of ac and dc
B.
502 V, 50 Hz
D.
502 V, 100 Hz
rad/sec
Coil of N turns
max
Figure 1.1
A.
B.
max sin t
max cos t
C.
D.
max tan t
max cot t
rad/sec
Coil of N turns
max
Figure 1.1
A.
B.
A.
B.
500 Hz
1 kHz
C.
D.
25 kHz
500 kHz
Thermal energy
Crystal
N max
max
C.
D.
N max sin t
N max
B.
+1
D.
the
i
10 A
10 A
-10 A
-10 A
Figure 1.3
i
10 A
A. a resistive
B. a capacitive
above
i
10 A
-10 A
Figure 1.2
A.
B.
square wave
sinusoidal wave
C.
D.
triangular wave
saw tooth wave
93. In Fig. 1.2, ____ wave will have the highest average
value.
i
10 A
0
i
10 A
0
-10 A
-10 A
i
10 A
-10 A
Figure 1.2
A.
B.
an inductive
none of the
the
i
10 A
C.
D.
saw tooth
square
C.
D.
triangular
sinusoidal
I2
60
6A
I3
3A
I1
4A
Figure 1.4
A.
B.
3A
4.33 A
C.
D.
9A
3.43 A
60
6A
I1
I2
3A
I3
4A
Figure 1.3
A.
B.
Vm sin
Vm sin ( + )
C.
D.
Vm sin ( - )
Vm sin ( - 2)
Figure 1.4
A. 7 A
B. 13 A
above
C.
D.
5A
none
of
the
E1 = 9 V
E3 = 20 V
E2 = 24 V
E4 = 6 V
Figure 1.5
A. 7 V
B. 5 V
above
C.
D.
20 V
none
of
the
A.
B.
E1 + E2 + E3 + E4
E1 + E2 + E3 E4
C.
D.
E1 + E2 - E3 E4
-E1 + E4
C.
D.
5/2
2.5/2
-6 A
A.
B.
A
62 A
C.
D.
4/3 A
1.5 A
Fig. 1.6
A.
B.
5/
0
135. The rms value of the voltage waveform v(t) = sin 10t
+ sin 20t is ____.
A. 1
C. 1/2
B. 1/2
D. 2
136. For the voltage waveform v(t) = 2 + cos (t + 180)
find the ratio of Vrms/Vave.
A. /
C. /2
B. 3/2
D.
137. The rms value of the periodic wave form e(t) shown
in the figure is ____.
A.
B.
C.
D.
A3/2
/
A1/3
A2
i
A
v
0
T/2
A.
B.
/ V
1/3 V
3T/2
2T
5T/2
C.
D.
1/3 V
2/3 V
T/2
-A
-A
Fig. a
A. figure a and b
B. figure b and c
above
Fig. b
Fig. c
C.
D.
figure a and c
none of the
C.
D.
B.
harmonic
D.
period
angle
between
two
C.
different
D.
both A and B
A.
B.
12t
24t
C.
D.
12t3
4 t3
A.
B.
L, 25 H
C, 25 F
C.
D.
L, 2 H
C, 2 F
A.
B.
L and 25 H
C and 25 F
C.
D.
L and 1 H
C and 1 F
1882 ohms
C.
2132 ohms
B.
1000 ohms
D.
1885 ohms
C.
2,200 W,
D.
1,100 W,
C.
B.
A
D.
= 10.565.7
= 8.8473.2 A
144.56 W
134.31 W
C.
D.
150.22 W
128.35 W
1500 vars
2000 vars
C.
D.
2500 vars
none of these
150 mH
C.
42.5 mH
B.
182.5 mH
D.
2.1 mH
50
C.
100
B.
500
D.
250
XC = 91.86
C.
XC = 154.45
B.
XC = 39.19
D.
XC = 184
261
315
C.
D.
183
251
A.
B.
D.
67.70 + j22.04
2598
3000
C.
D.
5196
6000
1100 watts
D.
1320 watts
4800 W
2400 W
C.
D.
480 W
9600 W
B.
96 0hms
D.
1122 ohms
B.
47.9 F
D.
30.7 F
B.
C.
D.
impedance, resistance
current, resistance
impedance, inductance
Eeff. = 10 V
A.
B.
C.
D.
5/2
10
40
Eeff. = 100 V
A.
B.
60
80
C.
D.
100
120
R2 + XL2 + XC2
C.
R2 + (XL + XC )2
B.
R2 + XL2 XC2
+ ( )
D.
Fig. 1
A.
B.
Figure 1
Figure 2
V
V
Fig. 2
I
Fig. 3
C.
D.
Fig. 4
Figure 3
Figure 4
B.
20
D.
150 V
L
VR
250 2 sin300 t
1. VR = 1002 V
2. I = 2 A 3. L = 0.25 H
Select the correct answer using the codes given
below:
Codes:
A. 2 and 3
C. 1 and 3
B. 1 and 2
D. 1, 2 and 3
308. The R-L circuit of the figure is fed from a constant
magnitude variable frequency sinusoidal voltage
source vin. At 100 Hz, the R and L element each has
a voltage drop Vrms. If the frequency of the source is
changes to 50 Hz, then new voltage drop across R is
R
+
vin
A.
B.
5/8 Vrms
2/3 Vrms
C.
D.
/ Vrms
3/2 Vrms
2H
50 cos t
A.
B.
0.8
0.6
C.
D.
A.
B.
5A
10 A
C.
D.
15 A
25 A
i(t)
zero
5
C.
D.
7.07 sin t
7.07 sin (t 45)
0.5
zero
A.
B.
10
1F
5V
10 sin t
14 V
15 V
(rms)
A.
B.
C.
D.
V1
20 V
(rms)
V2
9 V (rms)
12 V, 16 V and 7 V or 25 V
16 V, 12 V and 7 V or 25 V
7 V, 16 V and 12 V
16 V, 12 V and 25 V
10 V
A.
B.
10 V
5V
C.
D.
27 V
24 V
j15 / 3
10
10 6 V
I
1. |I| = 2 A
2. the total impedance of the circuit is 5
3. cos = 0.866
Which of these statements is correct?
A. 1 and 3
C. 1 and 2
B. 2 and 3
D. 1, 2 and 3
323. In an ac circuit if voltage V = (a + jb) and current I =
(c + jd), then the power is given by
A. ac + ad
C. bc - ad
B. ac + bd
D. bc + ad
324. The reactive power drawn from the source in the
network in the given figure is
3
-j10
+j10
10010 V
A.
B.
300 VAR
200 VAR
C.
D.
100 VAR
zero
C.
VC lags VR by
D.
both B and C
A. VT leads iL by 90
phase
B. VT lags iL by 90
above
332. In a series RL circuit,
A. VT lags VR by 90
phase
B. VT leads VR by 90
C.
VT and iL are in
D.
none
C.
VR and I are in
D.
both B and C
of
the
4.1 + j0.72
C.
4.2 + j0.35
B.
4.3 + j0.45
D.
4.0 + j0.97
0.471 lagging
0.471 leading
C.
D.
0.573 lagging
0.573 leading
0.928 lagging
D.
0.911 lagging
28.33 A
30.21 A
C.
D.
26.46 A
32.10 A
HP Output
Efficiency
0.60
0.70
C.
D.
pf
0.70 lag
0.95 lag
0.817 lag
0.825 lag
C.
D.
C.
1.82 sin (t -
B.
75.5)
D.
1.32 sin (t
62)
12 ohms
C.
16 ohms
B.
25 ohms
D.
20 ohms
D.
5.42 j7.21
22.36 A
C.
23.16 A
B.
20.45 A
D.
19.89 A
87.53 V
C.
89.44 V
B.
88.34 V
D.
91.87 V
146.8 V
D.
163.2 V
1204 W
D.
-0.06
0.06
C.
D.
0.08
-0.08
1103 W
C.
0.12
j0.16
D.
0.16
j0.12
C.
D.
IR
IL
R=
30
XL =
30
240 V
IL
XL =
40
240 V
A.
B.
480 W
960 W
C.
D.
IL
IR
XL =
40
Fig. 13.1
C.
D.
XC =
80
1200 W
none of these
240 V
470 W
1920 W
IC
R=
60
Fig. 13.2
IT
A.
B.
IR
IC
XC =
80
R=
60
1200 W
none of these
Fig. 13.2
IR
IL
R=
30
XL =
30
240 V
A.
B.
6A
3A
C.
D.
A.
B.
8A
4A
C.
D.
IR
IL
R=
30
XL =
30
240 V
A.
B.
13 A
6A
C.
D.
IL
IR
XL =
40
Fig. 13.1
C.
D.
XC =
80
5A
none of these
240 V
0.707 lagging
0.5 lagging
IC
R=
60
Fig. 13.2
IT
A.
B.
IR
XL =
40
5.3 A
none of these
IL
240 V
Fig. 13.1
13 A
4A
IC
R=
60
XC =
80
0.866 lagging
none of these
Fig. 13.2
0.8
0.5
C.
D.
0.707
none of these
IR
IL
A.
B.
R=
30
XL =
30
IT
IL
240 V
IR
XL =
40
IC
R=
60
XC =
80
Fig. 13.1
A.
B.
8/2 A
16 A
C.
D.
A
none of these
Fig. 13.2
A.
180 ohms
C.
48 ohms
B.
24 ohms
D.
none of these
IT
IR
IL
R2 = 3
I1
IC
XC = 4
XL = 3
XC =
80
R=
60
XL =
40
240 V
I2
R1 = 4
Fig. 13.3
Fig. 13.2
A.
B.
resistive
capacitive
C.
D.
inductive
in resonance
A.
B.
capacitive
inductive
C.
D.
IT
R
V
IT
IR
IL
I1
I2
IC
L
XC =
80
R=
60
XL =
40
240 V
resistive
in resonance
Fig. 13.4
Fig. 13.2
A.
B.
10 A
6A
C.
D.
4A
none of these
I2
R1 = 4
120 V
A.
B.
C.
D.
I1
R2 = 3
I2
I1
XL = 3
XC = 4
Fig. 13.4
Fig. 13.3
A.
B.
8400 W
3600 W
C.
D.
4000 W
none of these
A.
B.
C.
D.
IT
I2
R1 = 4
120 V
100 V
R2 = 3
24 A
70 A
Fig. 13.5
A.
B.
C.
D.
XC =
4
XC = 4
Fig. 13.3
A.
B.
I2
XL =
4
I1
XL = 3
R=
3
I1
48 A
30 A
in resonance
resistive
C.
D.
inductive
capacitive
B.
IT
100 V
R=
3
I2
100 V
C.
D.
500 W
none of these
Fig. 13.6
A.
B.
10 S
14 S
C.
D.
0.1 S
none of these
Fig. 13.6
A.
B.
14 S
0.6 S
C.
D.
0.06 S
none of these
Fig. 13.6
A.
B.
8S
0.8 S
none of these
XC =
4
Fig. 13.5
1200 W
2400 W
D.
I1
XL =
4
A.
B.
inductive
C.
D.
0.08 S
none of these
G=
0.01 S
-B
Fig. 13.7
A.
B.
100 W
10,000 W
C.
D.
10 W
none of these
G=
0.01 S
100 V
-B
Fig. 13.7
A.
resistive
C.
capacitive
45 leading
D.
90 leading
1A
9A
5A
3A
-j120
j60
1+j
1 + j0
C.
D.
5A
2-j
0 + j0
C.
D.
3A
1A
1.5 + j-.5
5 j18
YL
YC
C.
D.
0.5 F
V 20
E
= 2 rad/s
A.
B.
1F
R2
2 , 1
1 , 2
C.
D.
3 , 2
2 , 3
0.5 + j1.8
5 j12
434. For the circuit shown in the figure, how much the
voltage across the inductor leads the voltage across
the capacitor?
L
1F
Z(s)
E 100 V
YR
R1
A.
B.
A.
B.
60
A.
B.
B.
j4
-j4
A.
B.
6 + j0
7 + j0
C.
D.
0 + j8
6 + j8
R = 40
I2
X = 30
A.
B.
45
90
C.
D.
135
180
A.
B.
2F
1F
C1
C.
D.
Z2
0.5 F
0.25 F
120 volts
A.
B.
0.6
0.7
C.
D.
0.8
unity
C.
IC leads IR by
D.
IR leads IC by
42 F
C.
34.65 F
B.
47 F
D.
72.57 F
250 Hz
C.
60 Hz
B.
2250 Hz
D.
100 Hz
flow in a
elements
elements
elements
elements
B. 2LC
D.
B.
f=
1
2LCR2
D.
f=
2
LCC2 R2
2
B.
D.
R
2L2
f=
2
1
R2
L2 2L
f1 f0
f2 f1
f0
D.
f2 f1
2f0
A.
1
2LC
B.
R2
C.
f=
CLR22
1
LC
LCR21
LCR22
D.
f=
LCR21
CCR22
A. f =
C. =
2LC
CLR21
f=
2LC
R1
Fig. 1
R
C
L
Fig. 2
A.
B.
4 kHz
2 kHz
C.
D.
0.5 kHz
0.25 kHz
VR
VL
VC
C.
D.
50 V
A.
B.
2.14 mH
5.30 mH
C.
D.
31.8 mH
1.32 mH
A.
B.
1
23
2F
A. 1 2
C.
B.
Hz
D.
1
42
1
2
D.
2 0
1 2
0
2H
C.
20
1 0
Hz
voltage increases
voltage decreases
Hz
Hz
D.
= 1 + 2
B.
14.75
D.
4.7
2.
4H
10
1F
+
A.
B.
all frequencies
0.5 rad/s
C.
D.
5 rad/s
1 rad/s
A.
B.
0.1 H
0
0.11
10
0.1 F
C.
D.
A.
B.
125 mH
304.2 F
1
10.1
A.
B.
0A
10 A
IR
C.
D.
50 F
0.5 H
5A
0.5 A
C.
D.
2 F
0.05 F
5A
2H
A.
B.
1/16 F
1/12 F
1H
C.
D.
1/8 F
1/4 F
A.
B.
7.4
4.53
C.
D.
3.54
4.47
the
D.
IL is less than IC
D.
IL is more than
D.
its Q
A. Figure a
B. Figure b
above
C.
D.
Figure c
none of
of
the
the
A.
B.
all frequencies
0.5 rad/ sec
C.
D.
5 rad / sec
1 rad/ sec
A.
|IR| < 1 mA
C.
B.
D.
A.
B.
0.25
0.5
C.
D.
0.999
1.0
C.
A.
1.28
B.
12.8
D.
128
626. For the series RLC circuit, the partial phasor diagram
at a certain frequency is shown, the operating
frequency of the circuit is
A.
B.
C.
D.
A. open circuit
=R
B. short
>R
C.
pure resistance
D.
pure resistance
A.
B.
C.
D.
Less than W0
More than W0
equal to W0
none of the above
Qc > Qs
Qc < Qs
Qc = Qs
B.
L/ R
D.
1/(LR)
C.
D.
low losses
flat response
parallel, series
D.
series, series
A.
B.
C.
D.
the
A.
B.
zero
1 rad/sec
C.
D.
4 rad/sec
16 rad/sec
D.
none
of
the
A.
B.
Figure a
Figure b
C.
D.
Figure c
Figure d
A.
B.
10, 1
10, 2
E.
CORRECTION (1-PHASE)
A.
B.
Figure a
Figure b
C.
D.
Figure c
Figure d
A.
B.
1/4
1/22
C.
D.
2
4
660. The circuit shown has i(t) = 10 sin (120t). The power
(time average power) dissipated in R is when L =
1/120 H, C = 1/60 H, R = 1 ohm.
A.
B.
25 watts
100 watts
C.
D.
10/2 watts
50 watts
A.
B.
1/16 F
1/12 F
C.
D.
1/8 F
F
C.
D.
100, 2
100, 1
POWER FACTOR
30 kVAR
C.
22.5 kVAR
B.
20 kVAR
D.
40 KVAR
3 kVAR
C.
2.5 kVAR
B.
2 kVAR
D.
3.5 Kvar
152.46
C.
150.34
B.
155.39
D.
154.58
480 F
C.
320 F
B.
380 F
D.
420 F
A.
B.
C.
D.
680. For
will
A.
B.
C.
D.
B.
106 F
D.
6.33 F
F. AC NETWORK ANALYSIS
692. A segment of a circuit
shown in given figure VR
= 5 V, VC = 4 sin 2t. The
voltage VL is given by
A. 3
8
cos
2t
B. 32
sin
2t
C. 16 sin 2t
D. 16 cos 2t
A.
B.
j10
A.
B.
C.
D.
0
45
C.
D.
-45
-90
j10
j4
1. Zeq = 2 + j5
2. Zeq = 2 + j3
Of these statements
the
j2
j5.33 V
5.33 V
j4
C.
D.
-j5.33 V
j3.33 V
1
+
1
e2(t)
3.
4.
I1 = -I2
I1 = I2
cos V
sin( + 30) + cos( + 30) V
V
j1 V
j10
of
V2
j3
e1(t)
10
I1
none
D.
A.
B.
2 and 3 are
V1
C.
2A
A. 1 alone is true
correct
B. 2 and 4 are correct
above
1A
1 +2 +2 3
1 +2 +3 +4
B.
3 +(1 +2 4)
+ ]
+
+ +
+
C.
3 2
+1 ]
3 +2
1 +4 + 3 2
3 +2
D.
4 [
1 +2 +3 +4
A. 20 V, (1 + j2)
B. 245 V, (1 + j2)
j)
C.
245 V, (1 + j)
D.
V, (1 +
4.
C.
j8.5, -j12.5, 8
B.
D.
5, j5, -j5
B.
0.0005 W
D.
0.0014 W
230 cis 30
C.
B.
D.
1,905 W
C.
5,716 W
B.
3,300 W
D.
3,810 W
61.5 A
C.
55 A
B.
57.5 A
D.
59 A
40.54 kW
C.
41.45 kW
B.
42.35 kW
D.
43.15 kW
3.6 kW
C.
6.1 kW
B.
1.6 kW
D.
1.4 kW
A.
15.83 kVAR
C.
15.35 kVAR
B.
15.26 kVAR
D.
15.94 kVAR
9,880 W
C.
9,895 W
B.
9,675 W
D.
9,478 W
150.8
C.
152.4
B.
156.3
D.
160.3
24 A
C.
41.56 A
B.
13.85 A
D.
15.45 A
20 F
C.
25 F
B.
28 F
D.
30 F
25.4 A
C.
20.5 A
B.
22.3 A
D.
26.7 A
C.
12 sin (t
B.
D.
36 sin t
B.
3.44)
8.15)
18.59 sin (t +
D. 21.32 sin (t
208 A
C.
214 A
B.
212 A
D.
202 A
0.966 lagging
C.
0.917 lagging
B.
0.896 lagging
D.
0.967 lagging
1905 W
C.
5716 W
B.
3300 W
D.
3810 W
B.
C.
D.
49.175 kW
C.
45.461 kW
B.
48.236 kW
D.
47.350 kW
C.
89.56 kW,
D.
95.24 kW,
0.961
C.
0.894
B.
0.886
D.
0.807
C.
D.
generator, the
their maximum
240
30
60 W
60 W
L1
L2
C
B
Fig. 14.1
A.
B.
C.
D.
3-phase
line
3-phase
line
60 W
60 W
L1
L2
C
B
Fig. 14.1
A.
B.
C.
D.
R
N
B
EYN
EBN
IR
ERN
VRY
VBR
IY
IB
R
N
B
Fig. 14.2
A.
B.
C.
D.
R
IR
ERN
N
B
EYN
EBN
VRY
VBR
IY
IB
VYB
Fig. 14.2
A.
B.
30 +
30 -
C.
D.
60 +
120
VYB
IR
EYN
EBN
IB
IR
VRY
VBR
IY
2
B
IB
IY
VYB
90
90 +
C.
D.
60 +
30 -
R
N
EBN
EYN
Y
VBR
IY
IB
VRY
VYB
IB
IR
2
B
IY
Fig. 14.2
VRY = 230 V
VRY > 230 V
A.
B.
C.
D.
IR
ERN
Y
Fig. 14.3
A.
B.
IB
Fig. 14.2
VBR
R
ERN
A.
B.
VRY
IY
Fig. 14.2
A.
B.
C.
D.
EYN
EBN
IR
ERN
VYB
C.
D.
Y
3
Fig. 14.3
A.
B.
above
60
30
C.
D.
120
none
of
the
787. If one of the resistors in Fig. 14.4 were opencircuited, then power consumed in the circuit is
10
400 V
IR
Fig. 14.4
A.
B.
above
2
B
IY
200 V
2003 V
C.
D.
400 V
none of
8000 W
4000 W
C.
D.
the
10
400 V
Fig. 14.4
A.
B.
above
2.5 A
1A
C.
D.
400 V
R
Y
400 V
10
Fig. 14.5
A.
B.
above
Fig. 14.4
A.
B.
above
400 V
V
C.
D.
230 V
none of
the
200 W
300 W
C.
D.
10
10
400 V
400 V
400 V
400 V
400 V
10
N
Fig. 14.6
Fig. 14.4
A.
B.
4000 W
2300 W
345 W
none of
C.
D.
4600 W
5290 W
the
400 V
the
10
400 V
1.725 A
none of
400 V
10
10
N
400 V
400 V
the
10
400 V
400 V
16000 W
none of
Fig. 14.3
A.
B.
above
10
N
400 V
IB
10
400 V
A.
0.8 lagging
C.
0.75 lagging
B.
above
0.6 lagging
D.
none
of
the
400 V
400 V
Fig. 14.6
184 V
138 V
C.
D.
400 V
none of
the
400 V
400 V
4A
D.
36 A
400 V
A.
B.
above
B.
400 V
W1
IL
Fig. 14.6
the
W2
VL
IL
Fig. 14.7
A. ( )
3 sin(30 + )
B. cos(30 + )
3 cos(30 + )
C.
D.
IL
VL
N
IL
W2
IL
3174 W
none of
C.
D.
2300 W
4000 W
A.
B.
above
VL
VL
Fig. 14.7
A.
B.
C.
IL
D.
IL
W1
W1
VL
IL
N
VL
Z
IL
Y
W2
IL
Fig. 14.7
IL
VL
N
IL
W2
VL
IL
Fig. 14.7
A.
B.
C.
D.
A.
B.
C.
same
D.
IL
Z
VL
IL
Fig. 14.7
C.
D.
W2
VL
IL
A.
B.
VL
W
R
IL
IL
Z
W2
VL
IR
IY
Fig. 14.7
A.
B.
C.
D.
IB
Fig. 14.8
A.
1000 VAR
C.
1732 VAR
B.
above
2000 VAR
D.
none of the
B.
829. A balanced delta load with impedances of 15 j9
ohms is connected to a three phase source by three
wires each of which has 2 + j5 ohms impedance. The
load phase voltage is 120 V. Find the line voltages of
the source.
A. 69 V
C. 259 V
B. 208 V
D. 87 V
830. Two-wattmeter method is applied to a three-phase
motor running at full load. The two wattmeters
indicate 85.5 kW and 34.7 kW, respectively. What is
the operating power factor of the motor?
A. 87.45%
C. 89.49%
B. 80.69%
D. 94.76%
831. A 100 KVA balanced three phase load operates at
0.65 power factor lagging at 450 V. If power is
measured by two wattmeters, what will be the
reading of each wattmeter?
A. 20,000 W & 45,000 W
C. 10,563 W &
54,437 W
B. 25,000 W & 40,000 W
D. 65,000 W & 0 W
832. The two wattmeter method is applied to a three
phase, three-wire, 100 V, ABC system with the
meters in lines B and C, WB = 836 watts and WC =
224 watts. What is the impedance of the balanced
delta-connected load?
A. 1045
C.
B. 10 45
D. 2045
833. Two wattmeters are connected are for the two
wattmeter method with current coils in lines A and B
of a 208 V, ABC circuit that has a balanced delta
load. If the meter readings arte 6 kW and -3 kW
respectively, find the load impedance per phase.
A. 18.8 35.2 /phase
C. 22.3
36.2 /phase
B. . . /
D. 32.236.2 /
phase
834. Three equal impedances, each represented by a
series R-L circuit are connected to a three phase
source. A total power of 7630 watts is measured by
the two-wattmeter method. If one wattmeter gives
zero deflection, determine the values of R and XL for
a line voltage of 230 V.
A. 3.2, 10
C. 3.2, 9
B. 5.2, 10
D. 5.2, 9
835. Three equal impedances of (25 + j30) are
connected in wye to 240 V, 60 Hz, three-phase
source. Determine the value of the capacitor to be
connected in parallel with the load so that the total
current drawn by the load is 3 amperes.
A. 90 F
C. 70 F
B. 80 F
D. 60 F
836. A delta-connected load draws 17.28 kW from 240-V,
balanced three-phase supply. What is the resistance
of the load if the reactance is equal to 5 ohms?
A. 5
C. 10
7.5
D.
2.5
D.
2.58
POWER FACTOR
77.04 F
C.
76.12 F
B.
75.42 F
D.
72.30 F
A.
40
C.
39
B.
41
D.
42
70.32
C.
72.46
B.
73.64
D.
73.28
40.25
C.
45.24
B.
41.28
D.
43.50
32.506 kVAR
C.
40.391 kVAR
B.
35.866 kVAR
D.
28.266 kVAR
120.58 kVAR
C.
124.54 kVAR
B.
121.68 kVAR
D.
122.82 kVAR
181
C.
172
B.
175
D.
178
207.46
C.
210.75
B.
176.42
D.
192.21
2273 kVAR
C.
2509 kVAR
B.
2409 kVAR
D.
2365 kVAR
1043.5
C.
1026.5
B.
1154.2
D.
1232.2
1310.15
C.
1247.54
B.
1338.25
D.
1430.12
172.4 F
C.
167.2 F
B.
193.8 F
D.
182.1 F
194 F
C.
302 F
B.
225 F
D.
233 F
= 1053.13
= 200240
= 100
= 200120
= 1030
20.34 A
C.
24.36 A
B.
22.04 A
D.
21.57 A
= 5 + 12
= 117240
= 13 + 0
= 117120
Solve for the current in line c.
A.
17.41 A
C.
16.62 A
B.
17.95 A
D.
18.46 A
42.19 A
C.
41.08 A
B.
27.74 A
D.
34.46 A
= 110 36.87
= 230240
= 12553.13
A.
A.
145.3 A
C.
184.6 A
B.
B.
163.3 A
D.
166.5 A
C.
D.
1 = 400
A.
94 kVA
C.
78 kVA
2 = 20 60
B.
83 kVA
D.
101 kVA
3 = 1545
Solve for the three line currents.
A.
12.45 A, 9 A, 22.45 A
B.
13.49 A, 9 A, 22.45 A
C.
13.49 A, 10 A. 20.22 A
D.
12.45 A, 10 A, 20.22 A
= 6 + 8
= 240240
= 5 + 8.66
= 240120
= 10 + 0
2,624 W
C.
2,564 W
B.
2,472 W
D.
2,731 W
37.6 kW
C.
32.8 kW
B.
35.3 kW
D.
38.2 kW
A.
6.23
C.
10.8
A.
402.2
C.
419.5
B.
8.31
D.
11.3
B.
404.5
D.
421.5
= 2,4000
= 85330
= 2,400240
= 10080
A.
7.54 A
C.
8.81 A
A.
556.16
C.
536.54
B.
9.12 A
D.
8.02 A
B.
506.85
D.
520.18
20.42 A
C.
22.45 A
B.
25.37 A
D.
23.14 A
D.
= 8 + 6
= 220240
= 8.66 5
= 220120
= 10 + 0
B.
D.
= 2400
= 120330
= 240240
= 157214
= 240120
= 15080
= 2300
= 110 36.87
= 230240
= 12553.13
A.
60.2 kW
C.
58.8 kW
B.
56.5 kW
D.
62.4 kW
42.75 kW
C.
40.23 kW
B.
48.78 kW
D.
45.12 kW
0.907
C.
0.864
B.
0.704
D.
0.886
3.179 kW
C.
3.361 kW
B.
4.401 kW
D.
4.042 kW
0.707
C.
0.800
B.
0.866
D.
0.900
B.
D.
6,180 W
C.
6,561 W
B.
6,324 W
D.
6,004 W
First Load:
W1 = 160 kW
W2 = 96 kW
Second Load:
W1 = 90 kW
W2 = 48 kW
434.68
C.
504.35
B.
462.35
D.
420.12
37.44 kW
C.
39.67 kW
B.
30.72 kW
D.
34.88 kW
= 110
= 230240
= 12553.13
A.
0.934 lagging
C.
0.892 lagging
B.
0.908 lagging
D.
0.866 lagging
0.976
C.
0.982
B.
0.999
D.
0.906
105.5 amps
C.
125.4 amps
B.
86.6 amps
D.
none of these
A.
B.
total power
real power
C.
D.
active power
reactive power
50 cis 30
D.
150 cis 30
R
Y
B
B. Its poles
nor poles
D.
neither
zeros
A.
B.
1 V, 10 C.
1 V, 1 k D.
D.
Symmetrical Components
1 mV, 1 k
1 mV, 10
D.
12.27
cis
(-
22.5 cis 82
15 cis 100
1.
C.
D.
2.
3.
inaccurate reading?
10. A balanced delta load with impedances of 15 - j9
The correct answer is: Low sensitive, 900 kohms
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
load.
air.
degrees C?
permittivity is
The correct answer is: 5*(permittivity of free
space)
transient?
The correct answer is: capacitor voltage
42. An inductive reactance of 8 ohms is connected in
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
120 volts.
space)
17. A 35 unit south pole is placed 1 inch to a 20
bulb.
the poles.
conducting spheres?
excursions
power line.
meters.
resistors?
supply voltage?
1.
2.
4.
5.
from an 80 V supply.
6.
7.
8.
9.
22. Across a 230-V, 60 Hz power supply is a 15ohm non-inductive resistor. What is the
resistor.
connected in parallel.
long time.
52.
53.
54.
jcms