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EET1033 H-5 Hialeah June 2018

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Each completed wave form of a sine wave is called a(n) ____.
a.
frequency
c.
cycle
b.
hertz
d.
farad
 

 2. 

In a sine wave, the number of complete cycles that occur in one second is called a ____.
a.
frequency
c.
cycle
b.
hertz
d.
farad
 

 3. 

Peak-to-peak, peak, RMS, and average are measurements of ____ associated with sine waves.
a.
wattage and resistance
c.
voltage and resistance
b.
amperage and resistance
d.
voltage and amperage
 

 4. 

The ____ value is measured from the maximum value in the positive direction to the maximum value in the negative direction.
a.
average
c.
peak-to-peak
b.
peak
d.
RMS
 

 5. 

The ____ is measured from zero to the highest value obtained in either the positive or negative direction.
a.
average
c.
peak-to-peak
b.
peak
d.
RMS
 

 6. 

The AC voltage that will produce the same amount of power as a like value of DC voltage is called the ____ value.
a.
average
c.
peak-to-peak
b.
peak
d.
RMS
 

 7. 

The ____ value must be found when a sine wave AC voltage is changed into direct current.
a.
average
c.
peak-to-peak
b.
peak
d.
RMS
 

 8. 

In DC circuits, there is only one basic type of load, which is ____.
a.
inductive
c.
resistive
b.
amperage
d.
reversing
 

 9. 

____ can be produced in AC circuits only when both current and voltage are either positive or negative.
a.
Watts
c.
RMS
b.
True power
d.
a or b
 

 10. 

The most common frequency used in electrical generation in the United States and Canada is ____ hertz.
a.
60
c.
180
b.
90
d.
360
 

 11. 

In a 120 VAC 60 Hz sine wave find:
RMS value in volts
a.
240
b.
339
c.
120
d.
80
 

 12. 

Frecuency in cycles per second
a.
60
b.
80
c.
25
d.
40
 

 13. 

Peak to peak value in volts
a.
338.36
b.
120
c.
240
d.
180
 

 14. 

Peak voltage in volts
a.
240
b.
169.68
c.
300
d.
150
 

Completion
Complete each statement.
 

 15. 

Frequency is measured in ____________________.
 

 



 
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