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CH 30 : Electrifying!Problem of the DayDaily WritingReviewAC/DCSeries vs. ParallelSeries vs. Parallel (cont.)Playing It Safe!Thinkof all of the electronic devices that you use every day and how many hours you spend using them every day. Is this good or bad? Explain knihKevin Branch, David Delgado, and Matthew VincentProblem of the DayA blow dryer with a power rating of 1000W uses 1.75 kW x h in one week. How many hours or minutes is the dryer used daily on average?Answer:75kWh / 1kW = 1.75hours = 1h 45min in a week /7 = 15 min per dayDaily WritingThink of all of the electronic devices that you use every day and how many hours a day do you spend on them? Is this good or bad? Explain.ReviewChapter 27 : Riding The WavesElectromagnetic Radiation ○Waves of energyWavelength○The length of one complete waveFrequency○The number of waves per secondAs wavelength decreases, frequency increasesAC/DCAC = Alternating CurrentCurrent available from the powerdistribution gridDC = Direct CurrentCurrent in a battery-powered circuitAC adaptersConvert AC current to DCUsed in most electronic devicescomewemakeourcountry.blogspot.comoutpost1.stellimare.comSeries vs. ParallelSeries circuitA circuit in which resistors (ex. Lights) are arranged one right after the other in a chainTo find the Total Resistance in a series circuit you must add the values of the individual resistors.ftschool.orgSeries vs. Parallel (cont.)Parallel circuitA circuit in which the current branches on the way to each resistor then comes back together after it has passed through the resistorsTo find the Total Resistance in a parallel circuit we have to add the reciprocal value of each resistor (ex. 1/x)shop4joy.comPlaying It Safe!Rule 1: Don’t become part of the circuit!Short circuit – an accidental lower-resistance connection that bypasses the load of resistance of the circuitCircuit breaker – detects when current is increasing quickly due to a short, and it opens the circuitRule 2: Use a ground!Ground wire – connects any metal in an electrical appliance to the EarthRule 3: Turn off the


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