One kWh is equal to
a) $860\;kcal$
b) $800\;kcal$
c) $746\;kcal$
d) $736\;kcal$
One kWh = $860.4\;kcal$
One kWh is equal to
a) $860\;kcal$
b) $800\;kcal$
c) $746\;kcal$
d) $736\;kcal$
One kWh is equal to
a) $860\;kcal$
b) $800\;kcal$
c) $746\;kcal$
d) $736\;kcal$
A $100\;W$ bulb, a $40\;W$ fluorescent lamp and a $60\;W$ fan in a room operates for an average duration of $5$ hours in a day. What will be the total energy consumed during the month of April $2016$?
a) $3\;kWh$
b) $30\;kWh$
c) $300\;kWh$
d) $3000 \;kWh$
A $100\;W$ bulb, a $40\;W$ fluorescent lamp and a $60\;W$ fan in a room operates for an average duration of $5$ hours in a day. What will be the total energy consumed during the month of April $2016$?
a) $3\;kWh$
b) $30\;kWh$
c) $300\;kWh$
d) $3000 \;kWh$
Which of the following is NOT true regarding passive electronic components?
a) Passive components cannot control the flow of electric current through a circuit but can limit the flow of electric current.
b) Passive components do not depend upon the external source of energy or voltage to perform a specific operation.
c) Passive components temporarily store the electrical energy in the form of static electric field or magnetic field.
d) Passive components can amplify or increase the power of electrical signal.
Which of the following is NOT true regarding passive electronic components?
a) Passive components cannot control the flow of electric current through a circuit but can limit the flow of electric current.
b)
Passive components do not depend upon the external source of energy or voltage to perform a specific operation.
c) Passive components temporarily store the electrical energy in the form of static electric field or magnetic field.
d) Passive components can amplify or increase the power of electrical signal.
Superposition theorem is applicable for
a) Non linear circuits only
b) Linear circuits only
c) Linear and non linear circuits
d) None of these
The time constant (in seconds) for the network shown in figure below is (refer image below) a) RC3 b) R [C1 +...