1.) For a given voltage, as the resistance in the circuit increases the current: a.) Increases b.) Stays the same c.) Decreases 2.) What is the SI Unit for Charge? a.) coulomb b.) watt c.) joule d.) hertz

1.) For a given voltage, as the resistance in the circuit increases the current: a.) Increases b.) Stays the same c.) Decreases 2.) What is the SI Unit for Charge? a.) coulomb b.) watt c.) joule d.) hertz

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1.) For a given voltage, as the resistance in the circuit increases the current:

a.) Increases

b.) Stays the same

c.) Decreases

2.) What is the SI Unit for Charge?

a.) coulomb

b.) watt

c.) joule

d.) hertz

3.) Suppose 10 mA of current is flowing through an electrical circuit. How many Amperes are flowing in the circuit?

a.) None of these

b.) 0.1 A

c.) 0.001 A

d.) 0.01 A

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