A 5 volt battery is connected to two 20ohm resistors which are joined together in series.
1)draw a circuit diagram to represent this.
2)what is effective resistance of the two resistors?
3)calculate the current that flows from the battery !
4)what is the potential difference across each resistor ?
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» Since two resistors of 20 ohm are connected in series the effective resistance will be :-
=> R = R1 + R2
Here
=> R1 = 20 ohm
=> R2 = 20 ohm
Therefore :-
=> R = 20 + 20
=> R = 40 ohm.
» The effective resistance of the two resistors
=> R = 40 ohm. ______[ANSWER]
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[3]
» The current thet flows the battery :-
=> I = V/R = 5/40
=> I = 0.125 A. _______[ANSWER]
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» The Potential difference across the 20 ohm resistors :-
=> V = I×R
=> V = 20×0.125 v
=> V = 2.5 v. _________[ANSWER]
» Similarly the potential difference across the 2nd 20 ohm resistor is = 2.5 v
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» Since two resistors of 20 ohm are connected in series the effective resistance will be :-
=> R = R1 + R2
Here
=> R1 = 20 ohm
=> R2 = 20 ohm
Therefore :-
=> R = 20 + 20
=> R = 40 ohm.
» The effective resistance of the two resistors
=> R = 40 ohm. ______[ANSWER]
_______________________________
[3]
» The current thet flows the battery :-
=> I = V/R = 5/40
=> I = 0.125 A. _______[ANSWER]
________________________________
[4]
» The Potential difference across the 20 ohm resistors :-
=> V = I×R
=> V = 20×0.125 v
=> V = 2.5 v. _________[ANSWER]
» Similarly the potential difference across the 2nd 20 ohm resistor is = 2.5 v
__________________________________
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