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The parallel combination of R1 10 ohm are two 10 ohm resistors are placed across a battery of 24 volt calculate total resistance total current potential difference through each current through each resistor​

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Answered by aaradhya97
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Explanation:

Req=5ohm

Total I=v/r

=24/5 A

I1=24/10

=2.4A

I2=24/10

=2.4A


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Answered by ankulkumar1420
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Answer:

R1 = 10 ohm

R2 = 10 ohm

V = 24 volt

To find : total resistance (R)

We use formula

1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2

HENCE, PUT THE VALUES

1/R = 1/10 + 1/10

1/R = 2/10

R =10/2

R = 5 OHM

NOW WE FIND

: TOTAL CURRENT ( I )

SO WE USE FORMULA :

I = V/R

PUT THE VALUE FROM ABOVE

I = 24/5

I = 4.8 AMPERE

IN THIS QUESTION WE HAVE TO FIND POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE IN EACH RESISTOR,

FIRSTLY WE FIND CURRENT ( I ) IN EACH RESISTOR

I1 = V/R1

I1 =24/10

I1 = 2.4 AMPERE

AND IN SECOND RESISTOR

I2 = V/R2

I2 = 24/10

I2 = 2.4 AMPERE

NOW WE FIND POTENTIAL DIFFERENCES IN EACH RESISTOR :

In first resistor,

WE USE FORMULA

V1 = I1/R1

NOW PUT VALUE

V1 = 2.4/10

V1 = 24

SAME POTENTIAL DIFFERENCES IS COME IN RESISTOR SECOND

HENCE POTENTIAL DIFFERENCES IS ALWAYS EQUAL IN PARALLEL CONNECTION.

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