Match the term with the correct definition.
 
A. The measurement of the electrical flow (amperage) past a single point in the circuit.
B. A physics principle in which electric current passing through a wire generates a magnetic field around the wire.
C. The rate of electrical work. It is designated by the unit Watt. One watt is derived from one amp flowing across the electrical potential of one volt.
D. The separation of high-voltage electrical components from the low-voltage electrical system and chassis ground.
E. The electrical potential between the negative and positive poles of the power source.
F. The opposition to electric current flow. It is present in electrical loads in a circuit.