Iec lesson 105 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

IEC lesson 105 HW Questions and Answers Already Passed A circuit is to be run to a parking lot light. The blueprints call for you to run 8 AWG wire that has a diameter of .128 inches. However, you ran #10 wire that has a diameter of .116 inches. You have ___ the total circuit resistance. increased All circuit wires should be considered ___ until tested. energized (live) C to F (C * 9/5) + 32 Compressed gas cylinders should be opened slowly to prevent ___. valve damage Damaged...

IEC lesson 105 HW UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Ladders should extend at least ___ feet above the landing for easy access. - ANS 3 Damaged cords on power tools should be ___. - ANS replaced All circuit wires should be considered ___ until tested. - ANS energized (live) While standing in water you should ___. - ANS never use power tools

IEC lesson 105 HW

Ladders should extend at least ___ feet above the landing for easy access. - Answer-3 Damaged cords on power tools should be ___. - Answer-replaced All circuit wires should be considered ___ until tested. - Answer-energized (live) While standing in water you should ___. - Answer-never use power tools You should ___ oil, grease, or water spills. - Answer-immediately clean up Electricians should use metal ladders and wear metal hard hats. - Answer-false F to C - Answer-(F - 32) * 5 / 9 C to...

IEC Dayton 1st Year Electrical Curriculum - - Lesson 105 - Applied Math, Circuit Theory, Plans

IEC Lesson 104 HW Questions and Answers Rated A+ ___ flow equals current flow. Electron ___ force is the component of a circuit that causes electrons to flow. Electromotive ____ is the force that causes current to flow Voltage .0000001 A = ___ μA .1 .010005 A = ___ mA 10.005 .05 mV = ___ V .00005 .0505 A = ___ mA 50.5 1.705 V = ___ mV 1,705 105 mA = ___ A .105 23.5 V = ___ mV 23,500 30 μA = ___ A .00003 A heating element is rated to operate at 120 volts. ...

IEC Dayton 1st Year Electrical Curriculum - - Lesson 105 - Applied Math, Circuit Theory, Plans & Specs