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I=3 amp flows through the 2ohm resistor the power dissipated in 5 ohm resistor is

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Answered by adityaaman0344pces1c
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use P=V^2/R to solve this
Answered by abhi178
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here you can see , 2\Omega and 5\Omega,1\Omega both are in parallel combination. so, potential difference across 5\Omega,1\Omega resistors are same potential difference across 2\Omega resistor.
from Ohm's law,
V = iR => V = 3 × 2 = 6V
hence, potential difference across 2ohm resistor is 6V
so, current passing through 5ohm resistor is V/Req = 6/(5 + 1) = 1A
so, potential across 5ohm resistor is 5 × 1 = 5V
now, power dissipation by 5ohm resistor = V²/R
= 5²/5 = 5W.

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