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In the circuit 'B' of the illustration, what would be the result of the upper heating element being burned out and open circuited? Illustration EL-0041

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In the circuit 'B' of the illustration, what would be the result of the upper heating element being burned out and open circuited? Illustration EL-0041

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• Trace the current path for each switch position in circuit 'B' (series, single, parallel). • Think about what an open-circuited heating element does to the rest of the circuit. • Compare how much total resistance (and therefore heat output) you get when elements are in series vs parallel.

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• For the low-heat (series) setting, if one of the two elements is open, can current still flow through the other one? What does that do to heat output? • For the medium-heat (single) setting, which physical element (upper or lower) is actually connected in the diagram? If the upper one is burned out, does the remaining element still have a complete circuit? • For the high-heat (parallel) setting, if one branch is open and the other branch is intact, what does the total power output look like compared with normal and with medium heat?

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• Carefully identify which symbol in circuit 'B' represents the upper element and which represents the lower element in every switch position. • Confirm in each switch position whether there is a continuous path from L1 to L2 through at least one good element. • Compare the resulting number of active elements and their configuration to decide if the oven produces no heat, low heat, or medium heat for each switch position.

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Question 1 of 20

In the circuit 'B' of the illustration, what would be the result of the upper heating element being burned out and open circuited? Illustration EL-0041

Low heat (series) position would result in no heat at all. Medium heat (single) position would result in no heat at all. High heat (parallel) position would result in medium heat.

Low heat (series) position would result in low heat. Medium heat (single) position would result in medium heat. High heat (parallel) position would result in medium heat.

Low heat (series) position would result in no heat at all. Medium heat (single) position would result in medium heat. High heat (parallel) position would result in medium heat.

Question 1 / 2066636eed28f7522a1c51d3dc

Question 1 of 2066636eed28f7522a1c51d3dc

In the circuit 'B' of the illustration, what would be the result of the upper heating element being burned out and open circuited? Illustration EL-0041

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In the circuit 'B' of the illustration, what would be the result of the upper heating element being burned out and open circuited? Illustration EL-0041

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