11th grade Kirchhoff's rules for circuits worksheet

Kirchhoff's rules for circuits

Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

1. 1.

   In one loop, a 12 V battery and a 3 V battery face opposite ways, with 6 Ω in total. What current flows, to 0.01 A, Esme?
2. 2.

   In one loop, a 9 V battery and a 4 V battery face opposite ways, with 10 Ω in total. What current flows, to 0.01 A, Jun?
3. 3.

   In one loop, a 24 V battery and a 6 V battery face opposite ways, with 4 Ω in total. What current flows, to 0.01 A, Kira?
4. 4.

   A student says current gets used up as it passes through a resistor. Which reply fits Kirchhoff's rules, Luz?

   • Yes; less current leaves each resistor than enters it
   • No; the current into and out of a resistor is the same
   • Yes; the last resistor in a loop gets almost nothing
5. 5.

   A student says each resistor in a series loop gets the battery's full voltage. Which reply fits the loop rule, Noah?

   • Yes; each resistor drops the full voltage, so they add to double
   • No; the drops around the loop add to the battery voltage
   • Yes; voltage is the same at each point of a loop
7. 6.

   In the schematic, what is the voltage across R1, and so across the branches, Ren?

   • 6 V across R1, so 3 V across each branch
   • 6 V across R1, so 12 V across each branch
   • 6 V across R1, so 6 V across each branch
8. 7.

   In the schematic, what is the resistance of branch R2, Tala?

   Use the picture in question 6.

   • 12 Ω
   • 3 Ω
   • 6 Ω
9. 8.

   A solution for the schematic gives 2 A in R2, 2 A in R3 and 3 A through R1. Which rule does it break, Zee?

   Use the picture in question 6.

   • Neither rule; it passes both
   • The junction rule: 2 + 2 is not 3
   • The loop rule: 12 V is not 6 V
10. 9.

    A solution for a 9 V loop gives drops of 3 V and 3 V across its only two resistors. Which rule does it break, Ari?

    • The loop rule: 9 − 3 − 3 is not 0
    • The junction rule: current is lost in the loop
    • Neither rule; the drops are equal
11. 10.

    A 12 V and a 3 V battery face opposite ways in one loop with 6 Ω. A solution gives 2.5 A. Which check fails, Bo?

    • The loop rule: 12 − 3 − 6 × 2.5 is not 0
    • Nothing fails; 15 ÷ 6 = 2.5 A is right
    • The junction rule, at a junction it lacks