A potential difference of 4 volts is applied to 2 resistors of 6 ohm and 2 ohm connected in series. Calculate:
a) the combined resistace
b) the current flowing
c) the p.d. across the 6 ohm resistor
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a) the combined resistance is 6 ohm + 2 ohm .......(in series)
that is 8 ohm
b) potential difference = 4 V
current flowing = I = V/R ................ (from V=I/R by ohm's law)
= 4/8
= 0.5 A
c) potential difference across 6 ohm resistor =
V = I/R .......(by ohm's law)
= 0.5 / 6
= 0.083 V
:)
that is 8 ohm
b) potential difference = 4 V
current flowing = I = V/R ................ (from V=I/R by ohm's law)
= 4/8
= 0.5 A
c) potential difference across 6 ohm resistor =
V = I/R .......(by ohm's law)
= 0.5 / 6
= 0.083 V
:)
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