Question

1. circuits are drawn using various symbols that represent electrical components and wires. identify the various symbols used on wiring diagrams. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. identify the numbered electrical symbols by placing the correct number next to the part name below. _ resistor _ battery _ motor _ switch _ relay _ junction block _ circuit breaker _ fuse _ transistor _ diode _ ground _ capacitor _ connector _ lamp _ fusible link

Explanation:

1. For "Resistor", the symbol is a zig - zag line which is number 9.
2. "Battery" is represented by two parallel lines of different lengths (one longer and one shorter), number 12.
3. "Motor" has a circle with an "M" inside, number 13.
4. "Switch" is an open or closed line connection, number 10.
5. "Relay" has a coil and a switch - like part, number 8.
6. "Junction Block" is not clearly numbered in the given symbols (assuming it's a different concept not directly numbered in the provided set).
7. "Circuit Breaker" (assuming a similar concept to a fuse - like symbol but different, number 11).
8. "Fuse" (a wavy line, number 4).
9. "Transistor" has a triangle - like symbol with leads, number 6.
10. "Diode" has an arrow - like symbol, number 3.
11. "Ground" is the three - line symbol, number 5.
12. "Capacitor" is two parallel lines, number 2.
13. "Connector" (assuming a connection symbol, number 14).
14. "Lamp" is the symbol with a filament - like inside a circle, number 1.
15. "Fusible link" (assuming a similar symbol to a fuse but different, number 7).

Answer:

Resistor: 9
Battery: 12
Motor: 13
Switch: 10
Relay: 8
Junction Block: (Not clearly numbered in given symbols)
Circuit Breaker: 11
Fuse: 4
Transistor: 6
Diode: 3
Ground: 5
Capacitor: 2
Connector: 14
Lamp: 1
Fusible link: 7