Two resistances of 5W, 5W are connected in parallel.The potential difference across the combination is 5V.Calculate the current across each resistor.
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If the potential difference across the combination is 5 volt then the work done per unit time is 5 Joules.
if Power is equal to 5 watt then the resistance of a resistor will be 5 ohms,
1/R = 1/5+1/5
R = 2.5 ohms
we know that potential difference is equal to current * resistance
V = IR
5 = 5I
I = 1 A
So the current is 1 Ampere.
if Power is equal to 5 watt then the resistance of a resistor will be 5 ohms,
1/R = 1/5+1/5
R = 2.5 ohms
we know that potential difference is equal to current * resistance
V = IR
5 = 5I
I = 1 A
So the current is 1 Ampere.
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Given conditions ⇒
Power in R₁ = 5 W.
Power in R₂ = 5 W.
Potential difference across the combination = 5 V.
We know, the Potential difference remains same in the Parallel combinations.
Now, For R₁,
P = V × I
I = P/V
I = 5/5
I = 2A.
For R₂,
P = V × I
∴ I = P/V
⇒ I = 5/5
⇒ I = 1 A.
Hence, the current in both the Resistors is 1 A.
Hope it helps.
Power in R₁ = 5 W.
Power in R₂ = 5 W.
Potential difference across the combination = 5 V.
We know, the Potential difference remains same in the Parallel combinations.
Now, For R₁,
P = V × I
I = P/V
I = 5/5
I = 2A.
For R₂,
P = V × I
∴ I = P/V
⇒ I = 5/5
⇒ I = 1 A.
Hence, the current in both the Resistors is 1 A.
Hope it helps.
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