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Hey .......mate .
here is your answer
As per given data
R1=5ohm
R2=10ohm
R3=30ohms
As these are in parallel connection the effective resistance= 1/R effective =1/R1+1/R2+1/R3= 1/5+1/10+1/30 =1/3
So R effective = 3ohms
...So total current resistance = 3ohms
Current through each resistance .......
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Since these are in parallel Voltage become constant
So let current flowing through resistance R1=i1
current in R2=i2
Current in R3=i3
so current i=i1+i2+i3
since we know i=v/r==12/3=4 A
So i1=v/R1
i2=v/R2
i3= v/R3
v/R= v/R1+v/R2+v/R3
i=v(1/R1+1/R2+1/R3 )
v= (R1R2R3)i /R2R3+R1R3+R1R2
So i1= v/R1 ==> (R2R3)i/ R2R3+R1R3+R1R2
===> 10× 30×4/ 500= 12/5=2.4 A
similarly i2= v/R2==> R1R3i/R2R3+R1R3+R1R2
, ==> 150×4/500=12/10=1.2A
I3= 1×4×50/500=4/10=0.4A
So total current in circuit is 4A
current through each resistance is 2.4,1.2,0.4.Amperes
Total current resistance is 3ohms
Hope you got your answer
here is your answer
As per given data
R1=5ohm
R2=10ohm
R3=30ohms
As these are in parallel connection the effective resistance= 1/R effective =1/R1+1/R2+1/R3= 1/5+1/10+1/30 =1/3
So R effective = 3ohms
...So total current resistance = 3ohms
Current through each resistance .......
----------------------------
Since these are in parallel Voltage become constant
So let current flowing through resistance R1=i1
current in R2=i2
Current in R3=i3
so current i=i1+i2+i3
since we know i=v/r==12/3=4 A
So i1=v/R1
i2=v/R2
i3= v/R3
v/R= v/R1+v/R2+v/R3
i=v(1/R1+1/R2+1/R3 )
v= (R1R2R3)i /R2R3+R1R3+R1R2
So i1= v/R1 ==> (R2R3)i/ R2R3+R1R3+R1R2
===> 10× 30×4/ 500= 12/5=2.4 A
similarly i2= v/R2==> R1R3i/R2R3+R1R3+R1R2
, ==> 150×4/500=12/10=1.2A
I3= 1×4×50/500=4/10=0.4A
So total current in circuit is 4A
current through each resistance is 2.4,1.2,0.4.Amperes
Total current resistance is 3ohms
Hope you got your answer
Mohand:
thanks a lot. sista!!
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