Adding a socket to a radial

[NHsharp]

Could some body correct me on this question please?
A radial socket outlet circuit has been extended and three additional sockets have been added from the final socket on the original circuit.
Compared to the original circuit value the new measured value for continuity of the protective conductour will be?

I put higher is that correct?

I am try to teach my self before i sign up for a course I can not offord to go on one as yet ( a bit skint)
So I am trying to get as much info online and questions.

Cheers

 

[Adam_151]

What do you think the answer will be?

We are not here to do your college homework for you

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Are you just studying this on a self-taught, out-of-interest basis, or are you taking a course?

If the latter, then you really really should tell your lecturer that you haven't understood what you've been taught that was supposed to enable you to answer that question.

If you really don't understand the books, notes, or what your lecturer is saying then something is going wrong. If you can only find out by coming here, then your lecturer is going to have a false impression about how well you're doing, and will also get a false impression about how well he himself is doing in imparting knowledge, and neither of those situations do anybody any favours.

If you don't understand a question, ask your lecturer, or he will think that you are perfectly OK with what he is teaching you. Believe it or not, lecturers do actually want their students to learn, not to be confused.

You get asked to go away and answer questions like that because your lecturer(s) need to know how you are progressing. If you get other people to answer questions because you can't then you are misrepresenting your progress to your lecturer(s) and are leading them to believe that their teaching is adequate when maybe it is not. Do it in an exam and it's called "cheating".

If you are supposed to be able to answer that question then your lecturer needs to know that you aren't.

 

[Johnmelad]

Are you just studying this on a self-taught, out-of-interest basis, or are you taking a course?

I am try to teach my self before i sign up for a course

Cheers

Which bit of that did you not understand?

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Which part of the OP editing his post AFTER I made mine do you not understand?

 

[EFLImpudence]

I put higher is that correct?

Yes.

Compared to the original circuit value the new measured value for continuity of the protective conductor will be?

Is that the actual wording of the question?

 

[Johnmelad]

Which part of the OP editing his post AFTER I made mine do you not understand?

Err, his original post clearly stated he was teaching himself!

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Err - no it did not until he added to it 8 minutes after I posted.