calculate (1) effective resistance (2) current and (3) potential difference across 10 ohm resistor of a circuit shown in fig
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Explanation:
1: R=R1+R2
effective resistance =5ohm+10ohm
=15ohm
2: current= V/R
=2/15
=0.13A
3: potential difference across 10 ohm resistor = IR
= 0.13•10V
=1.3V
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Explanation:
- ER=R1×R2=(5+10)ohm=15ohm
- I=V/R=2/15A=0.13A
- V=IR=(2/15A)×10ohm=4/3v=1.33v
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