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AVIXA CTS - General Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Topic | Weight |
|---|---|
| Duty A:Creating AV Solutions | 47% |
| Task 1:Gather Customer Information | 10% |
| Task 2:Conduct Initial Site Survey | 9% |
| Task 3: Evaluate Site Environment (acoustics, lighting, seating, finishing, etc.) | 9% |
| Task 4:Develop an AV Project Scope | 9% |
| Task 5: Design AV Solutions | 10% |
| Domain 2:Implementing AV Solutions | 27% |
| Task 1:Integrate AV Solutions | 10% |
| Task 2:Operate AV Solutions | 9% |
| Task 3:Manage AV Projects | 8% |
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AVIXA Certified Technology Specialist Sample Questions (Q121-Q126):
NEW QUESTION # 121
Which section of the Ohm's Law chart should be used to calculate values expressed in Ohms? Select the answer by clicking anywhere within the correct quadrant.
Answer:
Explanation:
Explanation:
Ohm's Law is a fundamental principle used in electrical engineering and physics to describe the relationship between voltage (V), current (I), resistance (R), and power (P). The Ohm's Law chart is divided into four quadrants, each representing different formulas and relationships among these quantities.
To calculate values expressed in Ohms (which represent resistance, R), you should use Quadrant D. This quadrant contains formulas that solve for resistance (R), using various combinations of voltage (V), current (I), and power (P):
* R=VIR = rac{V}{I}R=IV
* R=V2PR = rac{V
