B. Inductive
C. None of the above
D. Resistive
A. Insufficient data
C. Increases
D. Remains the same
B. None of the above
C. Fidelity
D. Sensitivity
A. None of the above
B. 180o
D. 90o
B. 10
C. 50
D. 2
C. Capacitive
D. Inductive
B. Resistive
D. None of the above
A. Both voltage and current amplification
B. Voltage amplifications
A. 2pfr x R
B. R2/2pfrL
C. R / 2pfrL
A. Is lowered
B. Remains the same
A. Class A
B. Class B
C. Critical
D. Tight
B. Current amplification
C. Both voltage and current amplification
A. Zero
C. Small
B. Is increased
A. 10kHz
B. 30 kHz
D. 40 kHz
B. XL decreases and XC increases
C. Both XL and XC increase
D. Both XL and XC decrease
A. Less than but in phase with
C. Greater than but in phase with
D. Equal to but in phase with
B. A pure capacitive
C. A pure inductive
D. A pure resistive
B. Output
D. Audio
B. Is decreased
A. Capacitive
C. Inductive
B. 1030 kHz , 970 kHz
D. 140 kHz , 60 kHz
A. R and L only
C. R and C only
D. Only R
B. Low frequency
D. Audio frequency
A. Less than 10
B. Less than 5
B. Maximum
C. Zero
A. CR/L
B. C/LR
C. R/LC
B. Line current becomes minimum
C. XL increases and XC decreases
A. Resistive
D. Capacitive
B. Half-way between maximum and minimum
C. Minimum
D. Zero
B. Low power
C. Very high power
D. High power
A. 0
C. 8
D. 5
A. Farad
B. Henry
A. Quite large
C. Maximum
C. Insufficient data
D. Increases
A. 90o
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