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If the total resistance of the given circuit is 20 ohm's calculate the resistance of resistor X and the current flowing through the circuit ?

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Answered by Anonymous
5

The current flowing through the circuit is 0.3 A

The circuit diagram is missing. However, the correct answer is -

Potential difference = 6 V (from the diagram)  (Given)

Resistance = 20 Ω (Given)

Therefore,

= 1/20 = 1/(10+x) + 1/(25+75)

= 1/(10+x) = 1/20 - 1/100

= 1/(10+x) = 4/100

= 1/(10+x) = 1/25

= 10+x = 25

= x = 25-10

= x = 15

Thus, resistance of resistor X = 15 Ω  

Voltage  = Current × Resistance

= 6 V  = Current × 20 Ω

= Current = 6/20 A

= 0.3 A  

Answered by pathakshaswatx
0

Answer:

The circuit diagram is missing. However, the correct answer is -

Potential difference = 6 V (from the diagram)  (Given)

Resistance = 20 Ω (Given)

Therefore,

= 1/20 = 1/(10+x) + 1/(25+75)

= 1/(10+x) = 1/20 - 1/100

= 1/(10+x) = 4/100

= 1/(10+x) = 1/25

= 10+x = 25

= x = 25-10

= x = 15

Thus, resistance of resistor X = 15 Ω  

Voltage  = Current × Resistance

= 6 V  = Current × 20 Ω

= Current = 6/20 A

= 0.3 A  

Explanation:

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