please solve the question given in the attachment.
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heya dear your answer is here
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V=IR
12=I*6
I= 2A
here both resistance are in series so current Flowing from both are same
so ammeter reading is 2A
and
V=IR
6=2*R
R=3 Ohm
potential difference across battery=V1+V2
=6+12 =18V
______________
V=IR
12=I*6
I= 2A
here both resistance are in series so current Flowing from both are same
so ammeter reading is 2A
and
V=IR
6=2*R
R=3 Ohm
potential difference across battery=V1+V2
=6+12 =18V
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we see that the two resistances are kept in series
so current through each resistor remains the same
I=V/R
thus for the two resistor we get two equations
I=6/R
and also
I=12/6
this implies 6/R=12/6
=>6/R=2=>2R=6=>R=6/2=3
so the value of R is 3 ohm
reading of ammeter =V/R=12/6=6/3=2A
the equivalent resistance is 3+6=9 ohm
as they are in series
we had got that current is 2A
so Pd by the battery
V=IR=2*9=18 V
hope it is not wrong and helps you
so current through each resistor remains the same
I=V/R
thus for the two resistor we get two equations
I=6/R
and also
I=12/6
this implies 6/R=12/6
=>6/R=2=>2R=6=>R=6/2=3
so the value of R is 3 ohm
reading of ammeter =V/R=12/6=6/3=2A
the equivalent resistance is 3+6=9 ohm
as they are in series
we had got that current is 2A
so Pd by the battery
V=IR=2*9=18 V
hope it is not wrong and helps you
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