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    The current in a circuit with a battery and resistance will drop when an additional resistance is added in series. When a 5 ohm resistance is added to a circuit with 0.5 A current, the current drops to 0.4 A. Adding either 10 ohm or 15 ohm of additional resistance will reduce the current further to 0.2 A.

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    The current in a circuit with a battery and resistance will drop when an additional resistance is added in series. When a 5 ohm resistance is added to a circuit with 0.5 A current, the current drops to 0.4 A. Adding either 10 ohm or 15 ohm of additional resistance will reduce the current further to 0.2 A.

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    The current in a circuit with a battery and resistance will drop when an additional resistance is added in series. When a 5 ohm resistance is added to a circuit with 0.5 A current, the current drops to 0.4 A. Adding either 10 ohm or 15 ohm of additional resistance will reduce the current further to 0.2 A.

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    The current in a circuit with a battery and resistance will drop when an additional resistance is added in series. When a 5 ohm resistance is added to a circuit with 0.5 A current, the current drops to 0.4 A. Adding either 10 ohm or 15 ohm of additional resistance will reduce the current further to 0.2 A.

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    1.

     A battery is connected to a resistance causing a current of 0.5 A in


    the circuit.

    The current drops to 0.4 A when an additional resistance of 5 ω is


    connected in series.

    The current will drop to 0.2 A when the resistance is further increased
    by

    A) 10 ω

    B) 15 ω

    C) 25 ω

    D) 40 ω

    2. Which of the following statements is correct about lead-acid


    batteries?

    A
    It has lead as positive plates.
    )

    B) Density of electrolyte increases while delivering current

    C) It delivers current as soon as its components are put together.

    D lt does not deliver current on putting its components together until it is supplied electrical energy from an
    ) external source

    3. Capacity of a dry cell is


    A) more when it supplies current continuously.

    B) more when it supplies current intermittently.

    C) not affected by the type of discharge.

    D) none of these answers

    4. In a lead-acid battery, fillers are provided to

    A) prevent flow of gasses.

    B) reduce tendency for polarisation.

    C) facilitate flow of gasses

    D) recover acid losses through vapours.

    5. In a lead-acid battery, separators are provided to

    A) avoid internal short circuits.

    B) reduce internal resistance.

    C) facilitate flow of the current.

    D) increase the energy efficiency.


    6. The condition of a fully charged lead-acid battery cannot be
    ascertained by

    A) voltage.

    B) colour of the electrolyte.

    C) specific gravity of the electrolyte.

    D) colour of the electrodes.

    E) gassing.

    7. Five cells are connected in series in a row and then four such rows
    are connected in parallel to feed the current to a resistive load of 1.25
    ω.

    Each cell has an emf of 1.5 V with an internal resistance of 0.2 ω.

    The current through the load will be

    A) 3.33 A

    B) 1A

    C) 23.33 A

    D) 5A

    8. The emf of a primary cell depends upon the


    A) nature of electrode.

    B) physical dimensions of a cell.

    C) nature of electrolyte.

    D) both nature of electrolyte and nature of electrode.

    9. The capacity of a lead-acid battery does not depend upon

    A) temperature.

    B) density of electrolyte & quantity of active material.

    C) charge rate.

    D) plate surface area.

    E) discharge rate.

    10. In lead acid batteries, sedimentation occurs due to

    A) overcharging at slow rate.

    B) overcharging at high rate

    C) idleness for a longer period.

    D) slow charging at low rate.

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