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Find the current flowing in the circuit......​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

effective ressistence = 15 ohm+15 ohm =30 ohm

I=V/R

I= 6/30

1/5

0.2 ampere

Answered by Yuseong
7

Required Solution:

Given:

  •  \sf { R_1 = 15Ω }

  •  \sf { R_2 = 15Ω }

  •  \sf { Voltage = 6V }

To calculate:

  • Current flowing through the circuit (I)

Calculation:

Here, we will apply the formula of the Ohm's law that is :

  •  {\underline {\boxed {\Large {\bf \gray { V= IR } }}}}

Where,

  • V = Potential difference/Voltage = 6V
  • I = ? (Have to calculate)
  • R = ?

Let's calculate the resistance first.

Since, resistors are connected in series combination.So,we'll apply the given formula below:

  •  {\underline {\boxed {\Large {\bf \gray { R_s = R_1 + R_2...........R_n } }}}}

 \sf { \longmapsto R_s = 15Ω + 15Ω}

 \sf { \longmapsto R_s = 30Ω}

  • Resistance (R) = 30Ω

Now,

 \sf {\longmapsto V= IR}

 \sf {\longmapsto 6 = I \times 30}

 \sf {\longmapsto 6 =  30I}

 \sf {\longmapsto I=  \dfrac{6}{30} }

 \sf {\longmapsto I=  \dfrac{1}{5}A }

Therefore, current flowing through the circuit is 1/5 ampere .

Verfication:

 \sf {\longmapsto V= IR}

 \sf {\longmapsto 6 = \dfrac{1}{5} \times 30 }

 \sf {\longmapsto 6 = 6 }

Hence, verified!

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