if the total resistance of given circuit is 20 ohm ,then calculate the resistance of resistor X and current flowing through the circuit
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Answer:
Explanation:Given,
R1=10ohm
R2=X
R3=23ohm
R4=75ohm
V=6v
I= ?
R=20ohm
As R1 & R2 are connected in series
R'= R1+R2
R'=10+X ohm
Now R3 & R4 are connected in series
R"=R3+R4
R"=25+75
R"=100 ohm
Now,
1/R=1/R'+1/R"
1/20=1/10+X +1/100
=110+X/1000+100X
1000+100X=[110+X]20
1000+100X =2200+20X
100X-20X=2200-1000
80X=1200
X=120/8
X=15ohm
Now,
R= V/I
I=V/R
I=6/20
I=3/10
I=0.3A
The value of resistor x is 15 Ω and the current flowing through the circuit is 0.3 ampere.
Given,
The total resistance of the circuit = 20 Ω
To Find,
The value of resistor x.
Solution,
The 10 Ω resistor and x are connected in series.
So,
R' = (10+x) Ω
Same in the case of 25 Ω and 75 Ω
R'' = 25+75 = 100 Ω
Now the equivalent resistance of the circuit will be
1/R = 1/R'+1/R''
1/R = 1/(10+x) + 1/100
1/R = (100+10+x)/100*(10+x)
R = (1000+100x)/(110+x)
The value of R is gicen as 20 Ω
20 (110+x) = 1000+100x
2200+20x = 1000+100x
1200 = 80x
x = 1200/80 = 120/8 = 15 Ω
Now, the cureect flowing through the circuit will be
V = RI {0hm's law}
6 = 20*I
I = 6/20 = 0.3 ampere.
Hence, the value of resistor x is 15 Ω and the current flowing through the circuit is 0.3 ampere.