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IN a circuit shown in the figure given alongside , calculate the current flowing through the arms AB,AC and CDE the potential difference across AB,CD and DE.



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Answered by Anonymous
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The voltage across the arms are same = 1.5 V

Current in arm AB

= \bf\huge\frac{V}{R}

= \bf\huge\frac{1.5V}{12}

= 0.125A

Current in the arm CDE

= \bf\huge\frac{V}{R}

= \bf\huge\frac{1.5V}{6 + 4}

= \bf\huge\frac{1.5V}{10}

= 0.15A

Current in arm AC ⇒ CDE = 0.15A

Potential Difference AB = 1.5V

Potential Difference CD = Current × Resistance

= 0.15 × 6

= 0.9V

Potential Difference DE = Current × Resistance

= 0.15A × 4

= 0.6V

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