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Instructions: Showing Steps (or mathematics involved) is not necessary until explicitly stated in the ques- tion. Just writing the final answer is fine. However, if you decide to show steps, then you will get partial points for the steps even if the final answer is wrong. Standard integrals can be written directly without showing the integration. • All final answers must be in SI units and the units must be written clearly....
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Instructions: Showing Steps (or mathematics involved) is not necessary until explicitly stated in the ques- tion. Just writing the final answer is fine. • However, if you decide to show steps, then you will get partial points for the steps even if the final answer is wrong. • Standard integrals can be written directly without showing the integration. • All final answers must be in SI units and the units must be...
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Instructions: Showing Steps (or mathematics involved) is not necessary until explicitly stated in the ques- tion. Just writing the final answer is fine. • However, if you decide to show steps, then you will get partial points for the steps even if the final answer is wrong. • Standard integrals can be written directly without showing the integration. • All final answers must be in SI units and the units must be...
Please post a detailed solution. I'm stuck and I can't find my mistake. 11 2 R₂...
Please post a detailed solution. I'm stuck and I can't find my
mistake.
11 2 R₂ 12 Loop 3 Loop 1 R2 Loop 2 +lului V2 Consider a circuit as shown in figure. Write down the convention for sign that's used to apply Kirchhoff's loop rule. Finally, after properly labeling junctions, find the current equation at junctions and find the loop equation of the 3 loops shown in fig- ure. R5 +16 12 R1 R4 14 15
please help with equations 1, 2 and 3. I am confused! act. - approx 1.1001 act...
please help with equations 1, 2 and 3. I am confused!
act. - approx 1.1001 act 3) Now let's try it out! Use the provided resistors, wires, and bumseries to create the circuit shown above Measure the equivalent resistance with the multimeter. Then connect the circuito current meter den the battery. Record the current through the battery give a least 2 sificat) View Video and then powse it once you have recorded the current below. Now calculate the percent Ro...
Please help me solve for Calculations table 2 using the values in Data Table 2, not...
Please help me solve for Calculations table 2 using the values
in Data Table 2, not the diagram the set up is shown in figure34-4.
Thank you
34 LABORATORY 3 4 Kirchhoff's Rules LABORATORY REPORT Data Table 1 Power Supply Voltages V 5.00 V & =_10.00 Calculations Table 1 Kirchhoffs rules for the circuit (1) KCR- (2) KVR1- (3) KVR2- E2 Theoretical Current (mA) % Error Experimental to Theoretical Current Resistor Values (9) Ri= 462 R2= 750 R3 = 1008...
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Problem 8: Consider a circuit shown in the figure. Ignore the internal resistances of the batteries. Randomized Variables &1 = 34 V E2 = 12 V R=40 Rz=50 R3 = 32. ولا متاه A 14% Part (a) Express the current I, going through resistor R, in terms of the currents 12 and 13 going through resistors R and R3. Use the direction of the currents as specified in the figure. 1;= HOME...
Can someone help me with these? Thank you in advance! 1. The circuit shown here can't...
Can someone help me with these? Thank you in advance!
1. The circuit shown here can't be reduced, since none of the resistors are connected in series or in parallel with each other. The unlabeled arrows show the direction of current in resistors 2, 4, and 5. Use Kirchhoff's junction or loop rules to answer questions (a)-(c) below. Show work for all calculations, and briefly explain your reasoning on current direction in (a) and (b). The symbols Ii, h, etc....
PLease help with this showing all steps and explanations ASAP Question 3 (option): 6) A very...
PLease help with this showing all steps and explanations
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Question 3 (option): 6) A very long line of charge with charge density = 20 nC/em lies along the s-axis in free space. Draw (schematically) the E-field due to this line of charge. Explain what principles you used to sketch the E-field and comment on the praph. Calculate the electric field strength and displacement field at a distance d 50 cm from the line Comment on any assumptions and approximations...
Please help me answer this 3-part question based on the information that follows, showing work when...
Please help me answer this 3-part question based on the
information that follows, showing work when helpful:
a. What is the effective resistance of the resistors you
used for number 3?
b. Which of your measurements had the smallest relative
uncertainty?
c. Batteries have an internal resistance, which we have
not considered in the lab. How would the internal resistance of
your battery affected your calculations for part a?
R1=10 KiloOhms, R2=2.2 KiloOhms, R3=1 KiloOhm, E1 and E2 each
equal...
please help me with question 6. Thank you
Instructions: Showing Steps (or mathematics involved) is not necessary until explicitly stated in the ques- tion. Just writing the final answer is fine. However, if you decide to show steps, then you will get partial points for the steps even if the final answer is wrong. Standard integrals can be written directly without showing the integration. • All final answers must be in SI units and the units must be written clearly....
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Instructions: Showing Steps (or mathematics involved) is not necessary until explicitly stated in the ques- tion. Just writing the final answer is fine. • However, if you decide to show steps, then you will get partial points for the steps even if the final answer is wrong. • Standard integrals can be written directly without showing the integration. • All final answers must be in SI units and the units must be...
please help me with question 5. Thank you
Instructions: Showing Steps (or mathematics involved) is not necessary until explicitly stated in the ques- tion. Just writing the final answer is fine. • However, if you decide to show steps, then you will get partial points for the steps even if the final answer is wrong. • Standard integrals can be written directly without showing the integration. • All final answers must be in SI units and the units must be...
Please post a detailed solution. I'm stuck and I can't find my
mistake.
11 2 R₂ 12 Loop 3 Loop 1 R2 Loop 2 +lului V2 Consider a circuit as shown in figure. Write down the convention for sign that's used to apply Kirchhoff's loop rule. Finally, after properly labeling junctions, find the current equation at junctions and find the loop equation of the 3 loops shown in fig- ure. R5 +16 12 R1 R4 14 15
please help with equations 1, 2 and 3. I am confused!
act. - approx 1.1001 act 3) Now let's try it out! Use the provided resistors, wires, and bumseries to create the circuit shown above Measure the equivalent resistance with the multimeter. Then connect the circuito current meter den the battery. Record the current through the battery give a least 2 sificat) View Video and then powse it once you have recorded the current below. Now calculate the percent Ro...
Please help me solve for Calculations table 2 using the values
in Data Table 2, not the diagram the set up is shown in figure34-4.
Thank you
34 LABORATORY 3 4 Kirchhoff's Rules LABORATORY REPORT Data Table 1 Power Supply Voltages V 5.00 V & =_10.00 Calculations Table 1 Kirchhoffs rules for the circuit (1) KCR- (2) KVR1- (3) KVR2- E2 Theoretical Current (mA) % Error Experimental to Theoretical Current Resistor Values (9) Ri= 462 R2= 750 R3 = 1008...
please help with this multiple part, single question!
Problem 8: Consider a circuit shown in the figure. Ignore the internal resistances of the batteries. Randomized Variables &1 = 34 V E2 = 12 V R=40 Rz=50 R3 = 32. ولا متاه A 14% Part (a) Express the current I, going through resistor R, in terms of the currents 12 and 13 going through resistors R and R3. Use the direction of the currents as specified in the figure. 1;= HOME...
Can someone help me with these? Thank you in advance!
1. The circuit shown here can't be reduced, since none of the resistors are connected in series or in parallel with each other. The unlabeled arrows show the direction of current in resistors 2, 4, and 5. Use Kirchhoff's junction or loop rules to answer questions (a)-(c) below. Show work for all calculations, and briefly explain your reasoning on current direction in (a) and (b). The symbols Ii, h, etc....
PLease help with this showing all steps and explanations
ASAP
Question 3 (option): 6) A very long line of charge with charge density = 20 nC/em lies along the s-axis in free space. Draw (schematically) the E-field due to this line of charge. Explain what principles you used to sketch the E-field and comment on the praph. Calculate the electric field strength and displacement field at a distance d 50 cm from the line Comment on any assumptions and approximations...
Please help me answer this 3-part question based on the
information that follows, showing work when helpful:
a. What is the effective resistance of the resistors you
used for number 3?
b. Which of your measurements had the smallest relative
uncertainty?
c. Batteries have an internal resistance, which we have
not considered in the lab. How would the internal resistance of
your battery affected your calculations for part a?
R1=10 KiloOhms, R2=2.2 KiloOhms, R3=1 KiloOhm, E1 and E2 each
equal...
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