In a practical voltage source, the terminal voltage

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is always equal to source voltage

is always less than source voltage

cannot be less than source voltage

cannot be higher than source voltage

Correct Answer : Option (D) : cannot be higher than source voltage

Explanation : A practical voltage source has some source resistance.

Because of voltage drop across source resistance, terminal voltage cannot be higher than source voltage.

If current is zero, terminal voltage and source voltage are equal.

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Ohm's law is valid for

dc voltage and current

ac voltage and current

dc and ac voltages and currents

all voltages and current

Correct Answer : all voltages and current

Explanation : KCL and KVL are valid for voltages and currents of all wave shapes during transient as well as steady state conductions.

If e = 110 sin (ωt + p/3) and i = 5 sin (ωt - p/3), the impedance of the circuit is

11 Ω

16 Ω

22 Ω

30.8 Ω

Correct Answer : 22 Ω

Explaination :

Two phasors having rms values V₁ and V₂ which are added to give a phasor having rms value V₃. V₃ is maximum if phase angle between V₁ and V₂ is

90°

180°

270°

360°

Correct Answer :

360°

Explaination : Sum of phasors is maximum if they are in phase and 360° = 0.

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