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I/GCSE Physics Past Paper Question Analysis - Physics - Electricity

I/GCSE Physics Question Analysis

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I/GCSE Past Paper Question Analysis Topic: Physics - Electricity

These types of questions are quite frequently asked in I/GCSE Physics exams~

(1) What does an electric circuit mean?

 

(2) How is a voltmeter connected in the circuit to measure the potential difference between two points?

 

(3) Which uses more energy, a 250W TV set in 1 hour, or a 1200W toaster in 10 minutes?

 

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(1) Answer:
∙The closed-loop or path of electrical components in which electrons are able to flow. This path consists of electrical components source, like a battery, resistance, wire, bulb, etc.

∙Electric circuits are useful in many ways like all of our electrical appliances run by a particular type of circuit.

(2) Answer:
To measure the potential difference between two points, the voltmeter is connected to parallel to those points.

(3) Answer:
E=Pt

For TV,

E1​=250×1=250 Whr

For toaster,

E2​=1200×6010​=200 Whr

Hence, TV uses more energy.

 

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