Question

calculate the current through each resistors​

Answer 1

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☞ I1 = 0.125 A

☞ I2 = 0.84 A

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✭ There are two resistors of 4Ω & 6Ω connected in parallel

✭ Voltage = 0.5 A

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◈ Current through each resistor?

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We know that in a parallel connection voltage across any point in a circuit is equal,so to find the current through each resistor we shall use the Ohm's law,i.e

$\underline{\boxed{\sf V = IR}}$

Current through the 6Ω resistor

➝ $\sf V = IR$

➝ $\sf 0.5 = I \times 6$

➝ $\sf \dfrac{0.5}{6} = I$

➝ $\sf \red{I_{6\Omega} = 0.84 \ A}$

Current through the 4Ω resistor

➳ $\sf V = IR$

➳ $\sf 0.5 = I\times 4$

➳ $\sf \dfrac{0.5}{4} = I$

➳ $\sf \orange{I_{4\Omega} = 0.125 \ A}$

☯ $\underline{\sf Know \ More}$

⪼ The amount of charge flowing in a conductor is called current

⪼ $\sf Q = \dfrac{C}{T}$

⪼ SI unit of current is Ampere

⪼ In a series connection current through the circuit is equal but voltage varies and in a parall connection voltage is constant and current varies

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