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理科 中学生

この写真の(3)がわからないです。答えはエになります。どうしてスイッチAとCを閉じると電流計が大きくなるのでしょうか?私は電流がとても苦手なのでわかる人がいたら教えて欲しいです。

状 4 回路における電流,電圧、抵抗について調べるために、次の実験(1) (2), (3)を順に行った。 (1) 図1のように、 抵抗器Xを電源装置に接続し電流計の示す値を測定した。 (2) 図2のように回路を組み, 10Ωの抵抗器Yと、電気抵抗がわからない抵抗器Zを直列に 接続した。 その後, 電源装置で5.0Vの電圧を加えて、電流計の示す値を測定した。 (3) 図3のように回路を組み, スイッチ A,B,Cと電気抵抗が10Ωの抵抗器をそれぞれ接 続した。 閉じるスイッチによって, 電源装置で5.0Vの電圧を加えたときに回路に流れる 電流の大きさがどのように変わるのかについて調べた。 60405 0 さまよ 電源装置 電流計 A 抵抗器 X 図 1 **** 0¹e 102 o! 抵抗器 抵抗器 Z 図2 10Ω スイッチA 1092 スイッチB スイッチ C 図3 A UN NAB 10Ω *** 33€Š STUOTTA このことについて,次の 1, 2,3の問いに答えなさい。 20 ただし、抵抗器以外の電気抵抗を考えないものとする。 1 実験(1) で, 電流計が図4のようになったとき、電流計の示 す値は何mAか。 ②2 実験(2)で,電流計が0.20Aの値を示したとき、抵抗器Yに 加わる電圧は何Vか。 また. 抵抗器Zの電気抵抗は何Ωか。 拡大図 パネル 3 実験 (3), 電流計の示す値が最も大きくなる回路にするた電図4 めに, 閉じるスイッチとして適切なものは,次のア、イ、ウ、エのうちどれか。 またそのと ()() きの電流の大きさは何Aか。 本や 水 ) アスイッチAイ スイッチ ウースイッチAスイッチAとC ATSOJAJETRU TJEDAN 50mA 500mA 5A +D.C. % Juntautan bl 10 A 40 50 mA 30 300 400 500mA Giulmin 10 20 200 +ATHER 31-Y(S) (C)

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英語 中学生

③はat first になるんですけどどうやってとけばいいんでしょうか?なにか方法があれば教えて欲しいです

結化(Yuka), リリ 九里(M. Greenの英語の授業で発表を行いました。 発表を聞いたクリー ン先生は, 結花さんの発表についてコメントを書きました。 【 結花さんの発表】 【グリーン先生のコメント を読んで,後の1から8までの各問いに答えなさい。 sog vin 【結花さんの発表】 He Many people in Shiga have worked as volunteers. My grandfather is one of them. worked as a junior high school math teacher for many years and retired five years ago. He has worked as a volunteer at the community center since then. Many children go there to play and study together after school and on weekends. He helps them ( 1 ) every day. He always says that working for other people makes him happy. His words made me interested in volunteer work. bon OR I became a high school student and wanted to try something new. So I did volunteer work at the community center this summer. Now, I will talk about my experiences. I hope my speech will give you a chance to think about volunteer work. During summer vacation, I visited the community center. The community center 【used / many /is/ people/byl living in my city. And the volunteers do a variety of work. My first volunteer work was to take care of elderly people. I played some games and talked with them in the morning. Mr. Sato, one of the elderly men, said to me, "I had a good time today. I live alone and don't have so many chances to talk to other people, especially to young people like you. So I enjoyed talking with you." I was happy to hear that. In the afternoon, I saw a little foreign girl in the playroom. She was drawing a picture alone. ), I hesitated to talk to her because of my English. Then I remembered Mr. Sato's words. So I went to the girl and said, "Hi, I'm Yuka. You are good at drawing pictures. [4]" She smiled and showed me her picture. Then she said, "I will give this picture to my Japanese friend for her birthday. I want to write 'Happy Birthday!' in Japanese on the picture. Can you teach me how to write it?" I was glad to hear that. I taught her how to write it in hiragana. She practiced many times and looked very happy when she saw the picture after she finally finished 5[write] her message in Japanese. Then she said to me, "Thank you for helping me!" Her big smile made me very happy. These experiences reminded me of my grandfather's words. Before doing volunteer work, I thought that helping other people was to make them happy. However, I realized that helping other people made me happy,) too. So we can [ 6 ]. Now I'm looking forward to doing volunteer work again during spring vacation. Thank you for listening. (注) volunteer(s): ボランティアをする人 retire: 退職する community center: E play : 遊ぶ hesitate : ためらう chance : playroom: 【グリーン先生のコメント】 Your speech was great. I'm glad that you learned an important thing. I do volunteer work, too. I visit the city library every Saturday. I help foreign people there. Some foreign people don't understand Japanese. So I help them borrow books. Do you like to read books? The staff members are looking for someone who can read books to children. If you are interested, why don't we visit it together this Saturday?

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英語 中学生

答えがorなのですが、なぜなのかわかりません。どなたか教えてください。

[2] The coronavirus has become a very big problem around the world. Because of this, handwashing with *soap has become very important. (A) Parents, teachers, and leaders are [7. their hands 1. a day I. to wash . everyone many times ]. Many telling famous people have made songs and videos about handwashing. Handwashing is important, but it is not easy for some people in the world. "Handwashing with soap is one of the cheapest and most effective things you can do," said a *director at *UNICEF. "It can protect you and others against coronavirus and other diseases." However, there are billions of people in the world who cannot (B) do this. UNICEF says that 40 percent of the world's people, ( C ) 3 *billion, do not have a handwashing place with water and soap at home. Also, 47 percent of schools do not have a place for handwashing, and 16 percent of healthcare centers do not have handwashing places for patients. Many people in developing countries are getting sick because they cannot wash their hands. Until now, UNICEF has taught people in developing countries the importance of handwashing. But even now, developing countries still need help. Japan and other countries should give help so that all people around the world can wash their hands. Notes: soap 石けん director 局長 UNICEF ユニセフ、国連児童基金 問 3 空所 (C)に入る適切なものを次のア~エから1つ選び記号で答えなさい。 7. and 1. or .but I. for billion 10 億

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