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Question 16

A greenhouse temperature sensor has a thermistor and a fixed resistor in series, powered by a battery whose potential difference stays constant. A voltmeter across the fixed resistor reads less at dawn than it did the previous evening. Which statement explains the lower reading?

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A

The greenhouse is warmer, so the thermistor's resistance is lower and the current is larger

B

The greenhouse is colder, so the thermistor's resistance is lower and the current is larger

C

The greenhouse is colder, so the thermistor's resistance is higher and the current is smaller

D

The greenhouse is warmer, so the thermistor's resistance is higher and the current is smaller

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2.2 Series and parallel circuits Questions

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