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\title{Question Paper}
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\date{November 2021}
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\hdr{XYZ International School of Physics}{2547 Broadway Street, North Charleston, South Carolina 29420}{PHY0101 - ELECTRICITY}{Test Paper}{1.5 hours}{30 marks}
% Provide general exam instructions here
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\item Don't Copy
\item You can use calculators
\item Check the time in between
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\questionsection{A}{Answer any three of the following multiple choice questions.}{
\item Each right answer will secure you 1.5 marks.
\item There is no negative marking.}
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% [Option c]
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\mcqfourtwo{1}{What is the resistance of the given carbon resistor?}
{10 k$\Omega$}
{1 k$\Omega$}
{100 $\Omega$}
{100 k$\Omega$}
{(1.5 marks)}{Hint: Use the colour code for carbon resistors.}{\img{4cm}{4cm}{Images/carb.jpg}{}{}}
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\mcqfour{2}{Find the equivalent resistance in both cases?}
{1 $\Omega$, 2 $\Omega$}
{2 $\Omega$, 1 $\Omega$}
{0.33 $\Omega$, 0.5 $\Omega$}
{0.5 $\Omega$, 0.33 $\Omega$}
{(1.5 marks)}
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\mcqfourtwo{3}{The Ohm's law is given by the following equation. What can you say about the quantity R?}
{Always Constant\newline}
{Constant at times; changes with physical conditions}
{Variable}
{Infinite}
{(1.5 marks)}
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\mcqfourtwo{4}{ In parallel combination of n cells, we obtain}
{more voltage}
{more current}
{less voltage}
{less current}
{(1.5 marks)}
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\questionsection{B}{Write answers to the following questions in 1 or 2 sentences.}{\item Answer all questions.
\item Marks will be deducted for exceeding the prescribed word limit.}
\question{1}{State Ohm's Law.}{(1 mark)}{}
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\question{2}{What is an electric fuse?}{(1 mark)}{}
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