Exam 1: Quantities and Units

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Convert 120 mW to W.

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Kilo equals 1,000 times the base unit.

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Which of the following metric prefixes is NOT commonly used in electronics work?

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Convert the following: -4.7 kΩ =

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Multiply 99.2 × 10-6)48 × 101) = , .

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980 microvolts =

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Convert 6.8 × 10-5 W to the closest standard metric prefix.

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An electronic device which stores an electric charge is known as an inductor.

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The shortcut symbol for Ohms is:

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Express the number 10,000 in proper scientific notation.

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Siemens is a unit for:

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Convert 4.7 mA to amperes.

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Add 430 × 106) + 9.75 × 108) = , .

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The unit of measurement for resistance is the:

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Inductors store energy in an electrostatic field.

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Subtract 3462 × 100) - 2.22 × 102) = , .

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Express 0.004730 = , .

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Divide 65 × 10-3) = 2.3 × 102)

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The symbol for voltage is:

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Convert 10,000 ohms to kΩ.

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