Circuits and Circuit Theory
31.In a pure capacitive circuit if the supply frequency is reduced to 1/2, the current will
- be reduced by half
- be doubled
- be four times at high
- be reduced to one fourth
Correct answer: (A)
be reduced by half
32.In a pure inductive circuit
- the current is in phase with the voltage
- the current lags behind the voltage by 90°
- the current leads the voltage by 90°
- the current can lead or lag by 90°
Correct answer: (B)
the current lags behind the voltage by 90°
33.In a pure inductive circuit if the supply frequency is reduced to 1/2, the current will
- be reduced by half
- be doubled
- be four times as high
- be reduced to one fourth
Correct answer: (B)
be doubled
34.In a pure resistive circuit
- current lags behind the voltage by 90°
- current leads the voltage by 90°
- current can lead or lag the voltage by 90°
- current is in phase with the voltage
Correct answer: (D)
current is in phase with the voltage
35.In a purely inductive circuit
- actual power is zero
- reactive power is zero
- apparent power is zero
- none of above is zero
Correct answer: (A)
actual power is zero
36.In a R-L-C circuit
- power is consumed in resistance and is equal to I R
- exchange of power takes place between inductor and supply line
- exchange of power takes place between capacitor and supply line
- exchange of power does not take place between resistance and the supply line
- all above are correct
Correct answer: (E)
all above are correct
37.In a series L-C circuit at the resonant frequency the
- current is maximum
- current is minimum
- impedance is maximum
- voltage across C is minimum
Correct answer: (A)
current is maximum
38.In a series resonant circuit, the impedance of the circuit is
- minimum
- maximum
- zero
- none of the above
Correct answer: (A)
minimum
39.In a sine wave the slope is constant
- between 0° and 90°
- between 90° and 180°
- between 180° and 270°
- no where
Correct answer: (D)
no where
40.In a three-phase supply floating neutral is undesirable because it way give rise to
- high voltage across the load
- low voltage across the load
- unequal line voltages across the load
- none
Correct answer: (C)
unequal line voltages across the load