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Instructions • Use your electric symbol guide. • Draw a circuit for each of the following scenarios. • Label the circuit with all information given in the prompt о Volts V unit of electric potential о Watts W unit of power (use) ° Ohms unit of resistance о Series: Items are all on one loop connected to the sides of the power source (battery) о Parallel: items are on separate loops connected to the sides of the power source (battery) Prompts 1. Draw a circuit with a 9 volt battery, a switch, and a 9 watt light bulb 2. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source and two 70 watt light bulbs in parallel. 3. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a 110 watt resistor, and a 70 watt bulb in parallel and 2 switches (one on each branch). 4. Draw a circuit with three (3) 1.5 volt batteries in series with 1 lightbulb with a resistance of 10 ohms 5. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, and 3 resistors in parallel. 6. Draw a circuit with a 20 volt battery and three 10 watt light bulbs in series 7. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a switch, and a motor with a resistance of 22 ohms in series. 8. Draw a circuit with a 3.7 volt battery, a 10 ohm buzzer, a 12 ohm resistor, and a 15 ohm bulb all in parallel. 9. Draw a circuit with two (2) 9 volt batteries with one 10 watt bulb on 2 parallel branches

Instructions • Use your electric symbol guide. • Draw a circuit for each of the following scenarios. • Label the circuit with all information given in the prompt о Volts V unit of electric potential о Watts W unit of power (use) ° Ohms unit of resistance о Series: Items are all on one loop connected to the sides of the power source (battery) о Parallel: items are on separate loops connected to the sides of the power source (battery) Prompts 1. Draw a circuit with a 9 volt battery, a switch, and a 9 watt light bulb 2. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source and two 70 watt light bulbs in parallel. 3. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a 110 watt resistor, and a 70 watt bulb in parallel and 2 switches (one on each branch). 4. Draw a circuit with three (3) 1.5 volt batteries in series with 1 lightbulb with a resistance of 10 ohms 5. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, and 3 resistors in parallel. 6. Draw a circuit with a 20 volt battery and three 10 watt light bulbs in series 7. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a switch, and a motor with a resistance of 22 ohms in series. 8. Draw a circuit with a 3.7 volt battery, a 10 ohm buzzer, a 12 ohm resistor, and a 15 ohm bulb all in parallel. 9. Draw a circuit with two (2) 9 volt batteries with one 10 watt bulb on 2 parallel branches

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Instructions Use your electric symbol guide. Draw a circuit for each of the following scenarios. • Label the circuit with all information given in the prompt Prompts Volts V unit of electric potential 。 Watts = W unit of power (use) Ohms = unit of resistance Series: Items are all on one loop connected to the sides of the power source (battery) Parallel: items are on separate loops connected to the sides of the power source (battery) 1. Draw a circuit with a 9 volt battery, a switch, and a 9 watt light bulb 2. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source and two 70 watt light bulbs in parallel. 3. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a 110 watt resistor, and a 70 watt bulb in parallel and 2 switches (one on each branch). 4. Draw a circuit with three (3) 1.5 volt batteries in series with 1 lightbulb with a resistance of 10 ohms 5. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, and 3 resistors in parallel. 6. Draw a circuit with a 20 volt battery and three 10 watt light bulbs in series 7. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a switch, and a motor with a resistance of 22 ohms in series. 8. Draw a circuit with a 3.7 volt battery, a 10 ohm buzzer, a 12 ohm resistor, and a 15 ohm bulb all in parallel. 9. Draw a circuit with two (2) 9 volt batteries with one 10 watt bulb on 2 parallel branches 10. Draw a circuit with a 120 volts ac power source, six (6) 10 watt light bulbs and a switch on one circuit, and a 10 ohm resistor and 45 watt lightbulb and a switch on a parallel circuit.
Transcribed Image Text:Instructions Use your electric symbol guide. Draw a circuit for each of the following scenarios. • Label the circuit with all information given in the prompt Prompts Volts V unit of electric potential 。 Watts = W unit of power (use) Ohms = unit of resistance Series: Items are all on one loop connected to the sides of the power source (battery) Parallel: items are on separate loops connected to the sides of the power source (battery) 1. Draw a circuit with a 9 volt battery, a switch, and a 9 watt light bulb 2. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source and two 70 watt light bulbs in parallel. 3. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a 110 watt resistor, and a 70 watt bulb in parallel and 2 switches (one on each branch). 4. Draw a circuit with three (3) 1.5 volt batteries in series with 1 lightbulb with a resistance of 10 ohms 5. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, and 3 resistors in parallel. 6. Draw a circuit with a 20 volt battery and three 10 watt light bulbs in series 7. Draw a circuit with a 120 volt ac power source, a switch, and a motor with a resistance of 22 ohms in series. 8. Draw a circuit with a 3.7 volt battery, a 10 ohm buzzer, a 12 ohm resistor, and a 15 ohm bulb all in parallel. 9. Draw a circuit with two (2) 9 volt batteries with one 10 watt bulb on 2 parallel branches 10. Draw a circuit with a 120 volts ac power source, six (6) 10 watt light bulbs and a switch on one circuit, and a 10 ohm resistor and 45 watt lightbulb and a switch on a parallel circuit.
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