the sum of thevoltages arounda closed loopmust equal zeroa circuit thatcontains bothseries andparallel pathsunit forpowera circuit thatcontains onlyone path forcurrent flowunit forresistancea group ofcomponentsconnectedin parallelto makesmaller ormorecompacttracing thepath ofcurrentthrough acircuitcircuits thatcontain morethan onepath forcurrent flowthe current in any branchof a circuit supplied by amultipower source can bedetermined by finding thecurrent produced in aparticular branch by eachof the individual powersources acting alonea joiningpoint whereelectricconnectionsare madethe chartused tosolve forpoweris used to reducea circuit networkinto a simplecurrent sourceand single parallelresistora circuit that isconstructed toproduce a specificamount of currentflow through abranchunit forcurrenta point in anelectric circuitwhere currentcan flow inmore than onedirectionused to reducea circuit to asingle voltagesource and aseries resistora circuit thatcontains onlyelementsconnected inparallelthe sum of thecurrent enteringand leaving apoint mustequal zeroto drawagainthe amount ofvoltage required tocause an amountof to flow througha certainresistanceunit forelectricity/voltageWhat is thesame acrossseriescircuits?What is thesame acrossparallelcircuits?the sum of thevoltages arounda closed loopmust equal zeroa circuit thatcontains bothseries andparallel pathsunit forpowera circuit thatcontains onlyone path forcurrent flowunit forresistancea group ofcomponentsconnectedin parallelto makesmaller ormorecompacttracing thepath ofcurrentthrough acircuitcircuits thatcontain morethan onepath forcurrent flowthe current in any branchof a circuit supplied by amultipower source can bedetermined by finding thecurrent produced in aparticular branch by eachof the individual powersources acting alonea joiningpoint whereelectricconnectionsare madethe chartused tosolve forpoweris used to reducea circuit networkinto a simplecurrent sourceand single parallelresistora circuit that isconstructed toproduce a specificamount of currentflow through abranchunit forcurrenta point in anelectric circuitwhere currentcan flow inmore than onedirectionused to reducea circuit to asingle voltagesource and aseries resistora circuit thatcontains onlyelementsconnected inparallelthe sum of thecurrent enteringand leaving apoint mustequal zeroto drawagainthe amount ofvoltage required tocause an amountof to flow througha certainresistanceunit forelectricity/voltageWhat is thesame acrossseriescircuits?What is thesame acrossparallelcircuits?

Unit 8 & 9 Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the sum of the voltages around a closed loop must equal zero
  2. a circuit that contains both series and parallel paths
  3. unit for power
  4. a circuit that contains only one path for current flow
  5. unit for resistance
  6. a group of components connected in parallel
  7. to make smaller or more compact
  8. tracing the path of current through a circuit
  9. circuits that contain more than one path for current flow
  10. the current in any branch of a circuit supplied by a multipower source can be determined by finding the current produced in a particular branch by each of the individual power sources acting alone
  11. a joining point where electric connections are made
  12. the chart used to solve for power
  13. is used to reduce a circuit network into a simple current source and single parallel resistor
  14. a circuit that is constructed to produce a specific amount of current flow through a branch
  15. unit for current
  16. a point in an electric circuit where current can flow in more than one direction
  17. used to reduce a circuit to a single voltage source and a series resistor
  18. a circuit that contains only elements connected in parallel
  19. the sum of the current entering and leaving a point must equal zero
  20. to draw again
  21. the amount of voltage required to cause an amount of to flow through a certain resistance
  22. unit for electricity/ voltage
  23. What is the same across series circuits?
  24. What is the same across parallel circuits?