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 BASIC ELECTRICAL QUESTIONS 



Q1. What is potential Potential difference?
Ans. It is defined as the work done to Move a unit charge from one point to another points.It is measured by voltmeter and always connected in parallel.it is also called electric pressure and electric tension.
Potential difference =Work done /Charge
V=W/Q volt 

Q2. What is anode and cathode means in electricity?
Ans.Positive terminal is called cathode and Negative terminal is called anode.

Q3. How electric current is generated? 
Current can be generated by moving a Metal wire through a magnetic field.
i.e - Generator rotates a coil of wire through a magnetic field. 

Q4. What does one volt means? 
One Volt can be defined as the energy consumption of one joule per charge of one coulomb. 

Q5.How voltage is measured in a circuit? 
A voltmeter is always connected in parallel in circuit to measure the potential difference between two points


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