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Electrical Science Calculations: 200 Questions with Full Worked Answers for Level 2 and Level 3 Electrical Installation (A4 PDF)

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200 electrical science calculation questions, each with a full worked answer.

Electrical science is easier with practice. This workbook takes you from unit conversions and Ohm’s law to three-phase power, transformers and motors, with the formula, the numbers and the result shown for every answer.

  • 200 questions in 15 sections, graded Easy, Core and Challenging
  • Units, SI prefixes and transposition; Ohm’s law; power, energy and electricity cost; series and parallel resistors
  • Resistivity and temperature coefficient; magnetism and electromagnetism; capacitance and time constants
  • AC waveforms, reactance and impedance, power factor and power-factor correction
  • Three-phase star and delta, transformers, induction motors, mechanics and lighting
  • All the data each question needs is given in the question, so you practise the method rather than looking things up
  • Every numerical answer was calculated by computer and checked by a second, independent calculation, and every printed line of working was re-calculated from its printed figures
  • Method notes and key formulas at the start of each section, plus a two-page formula sheet
  • A squared working box with every question
  • A4 PDF, 114 pages: print the pages you need

Written by a City & Guilds 2391-51 qualified electrician. For electrical apprentices and Level 2 and 3 learners.

Independent publication. Not produced, endorsed or approved by City & Guilds, EAL, the IET or BSI. Contains no assessment questions. Physical constants are typical textbook values given for practice; no figure in the book may be used for design, installation or certification.

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