86) The current in a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference between its end. This is called ……
A) Faraday’s law
B) Kirchoff’s laaw
C) Ohm’s law
D) Newton’s law
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C) Ohm’s law
Explanation:The current in a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference between its ends. This is called …… Ohm’s law
(Ohm’s law states ( V = IR ), meaning current (I) is directly proportional to voltage (V) for a constant resistance (R).)
87) When a copper wire is connected to a battery the electric field in the wire is
A) more at positive terminal
B) more at negative terminal
C) not uniform in the wire
D) uniform in the wire
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D) uniform in the wire
Explanation:When a copper wire is connected to a battery, the electric field in the wire is
uniform in the wire
(In a uniform conductor like copper, the electric field is constant (uniform) along the wire when connected to a steady voltage source.)
88) Units for specific resistance ….
A) Ωm
B) Ω/m
C) m/Ω
D) Ωkg
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A) Ωm
Explanation:Units for specific resistance ….
Ωm
(Specific resistance (resistivity) has units of ohm-meter (Ωm).)
89) = which quantity
A) Potential
B) Current
C) Resistance
D) Capacity
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A) Potential
Explanation:( ) = which quantity?
Potential
(Electric potential (V) is defined as work done per unit charge, and since work = force × distance, ( V = ).)
90) A current through a conductor is 2A. When there is a potential difference of 10V between its ends. Its resistance is
A) 5Ω
B) 0.2Ω
C) 20Ω
D) 2.5Ω
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A) 5Ω
Explanation:A current through a conductor is 2A. When there is a potential difference of 10V between its ends, its resistance is
5Ω
(Using Ohm’s law, ( R = ).)