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    Network Theory
    d) between såme open terminals as for EH
    27. Two infinite parallel metal plates are
    charged with cqual surface charge density of
    the same polarity. The electric field in the
    gap between plates is Rajasthan AE
    a) the same as that produced by one plate a) -8 V b)6 V c) 3 V. d) 10 V
    b) double of the field produced by one figure, the
    35. Inthe given circuit in the below MP AE
    plate value ofV willbe as follows
    c) dependent on coordinates of ficld point 100
    d) zero
    28. When resistance are connected in parallel the 200
    current divides itself in G PSCJE 20W() 104

    a)direct ratio of resistances


    b) inverse ratio of resistances
    a) 80 b)70 c)20d)10
    c) inverse ratio of potentials
    d) direct ratio of resistances 36. In below given figure, fund potential
    difference between A and B. DMRC
    29. The nodal method of circuit analysis is based
    Rajasthan AE
    a) KVL and ohms law
    b) KCL and ohms law
    c) KCL and KVL
    d) KCL and KVL and ohms law d) 18 V
    a) 6V b) 12V c) 24 V
    30. Abattery of 50 V connected across 10 2
    resistor draws 4.5 A current. The internal 37. If8 resistors of 8 Q resistance of each are
    resistance of the battery is RRB ALP joint in parallel then net resistance. MP AE
    a) 02 b) 5 Q c) 0.5 2 d) 1.1S2 sa)1 b)64 c) 4 d) 8
    31. A practical current source is represented by 38. In the given circuit, the current i will be
    Rajasthan. AE
    a) A resistance in series with an ideal
    2A
    current source

    b) A resistance in parallel with an ideal


    current source
    c) A resistance in parallel with an ideal a) 3 A b) 3.7A c) 1.3 A d) 1A
    voltage source 39. Abattery consist of six cells, each having an
    d) None of these emf of 1.5V and internal resistance of 0.5
    32. Find resistance between point A and B in ohms, joined in series if this battery
    TS GENCO
    figure. supplies current to a 6 ohms resistors. The
    10
    10 current supplied by battery is JAE
    a) 0.5A b) 0.75A ) 1.5A d) 1A
    10 40. Four resistances 1O2, 102, 1Oe, 10Q are
    connected in parallel. Their combined
    resistance is UP JE
    10 a) 2.5 Q b) 22 c) 4 2 d) 5 2
    41. In the circuit shown below if I, =l.5A, then
    a) 30 S2 b) 60 2 c) 45 2 d) 90S2 Ih will be: UP AE
    33. An ideal current source should have
    202
    Vizag steel, SSC JE
    a) Zero internal resistance
    b) Infinite internal resistance
    c) Large value of emf
    d) None of these a) 1.0A b) 3.0A c) 0.5A d) 1.5A
    34. The total voltage between point A and point 42. The total effective resistance between point
    B in figure is IOF A and B will be JMRC

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