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Each student will build a circuit in...
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2. Two 4Ohms in parallel, in series with three 6 Ohms resistors in parallel, in series with a 12V battery. Do the analysis with the simulator and compare with the mathematical analysis.
15. Now try setting up a circuit with TWO resistors in series, and measure the current...
15. Now try setting up a circuit with TWO resistors in series, and measure the current and voltage for each resistor. Take a screenshot of the circuit you build in the simulator and attach it below. 16. In the area below, write in the currents and voltages for each resistor, and write a summary statement which explains voltage and current in a series circuit, i.e. "The current is constant everywhere in a series circuit." or similar. Lab 04-7 17. Now...
From the circuit shown below, (a) use KCL and KVL to solve for the three currents....
From the circuit shown below,
(a) use KCL and KVL to solve for the three currents.
(b) With the given data below and the two currents flowing
clockwise, determine both currents using mesh analysis and the
voltages across each resistor.
r1= 3 Ohms
r2= 7 Ohms
r3= 2 Ohms
r4= 8 Ohms
a M 10 V 30 il 222 i2 722 892 i3 12 V W
please draw the circuit diagram! thank you Part A (Draw the circuit diagram. Label all known...
please draw the circuit diagram! thank you
Part A (Draw the circuit diagram. Label all known and unknown quantities. Show all your work clearly on the scratch paper.) A 3.0-0 resistor is connected in parallel with a 6.0-0 resistor. This combination is then connected in series with a 4.0-9 resistor. The resistors are connected across an ideal 12-volt battery. How much power is dissipated in the 3.0-9 resistor? 6.0 W O 5.3 W O 2.7 W O 12 W Submit...
please answer both 4 and 5 if possible thank you Multi-loop complex circuits: In All the...
please answer both 4 and 5 if possible thank you
Multi-loop complex circuits: In All the circuit problems below, use Kirchhoffs Law. The use of Kirchhoff's law greatly simplifies the circuit problem especially with multi loop cireuits. 4. (a) Calculate the currents I, Iz and the emf of the battery e in the circuit below (0.71 A. 2.3 A and 19 Vrespectively) ) Calculate the voltage and power dissipated across the 4.5 resistor (10 V and 24 W) 3.00 4.5Q...
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...
Pease answer questions 4 and 5! Thank you so much! 4. Connect the 2nd resistor in...
Pease answer questions 4 and 5! Thank you so much!
4. Connect the 2nd resistor in parallel with the 1st
resistor and connect that combination to the battery.
Measure
the following:
The
current passing through the R1, I1 = ___0.0058____ A
The
current passing through the R2, I2 = ___0.0031____ A
The
current supplied by the battery, I = ___0.0092____ A
Calculate I1 + I2 = ____________ A
Is the following statement true? I = I1 +...
Given the circuit, use KVL Mesh Analysis to find the currents (I1-I6) across each resistor given...
Given the circuit, use KVL Mesh Analysis to find the currents
(I1-I6) across each resistor given the following resistor
values:
R1 = 220Ω
R2 = 180Ω
R3 = 150Ω
R4 = 120Ω
R5 = 100Ω
R6 = 82Ω
R2 R4 10V
Learning Goal: To practice Problem-Solving Strategy 23.1 Resistor Circuits. Find the currents through and the potential...
Learning Goal:
To practice Problem-Solving Strategy 23.1 Resistor Circuits.
Find the currents through and the potential difference across
each resistor in the circuit shown on the diagram (Figure 1) . Use
the following values: E = 12.0V , R1 = 15.0? , R2
= 45.0? , R3 = 20.0? , and R4 = 25.0? .
PROBLEM-SOLVING STRATEGY 23.1 Resistor Circuits
We can analyze any resistor circuit by sequentially reducing
parallel and series resistor combinations to their equivalent
resistors until only...
A student builds the following circuit in a lab experiment, which she records and takes home to analyze.
A student builds the following circuit in a lab experiment, which she records and takes home to analyze. She uses a voltmeter, that measures in volts, and an ammeter that measures in amps. Both were correctly placed in her circuit. In her notes she wrotex = 0.15 z = 0.3 but did not indicate volts or amps, or which meter was which.The resistor on the left is 5 ohms. (A) Which was the ammeter? explain.(B) What is the voltage difference across each resistor? ...
please answer for me with mathmatocal analysis. thank you.
2. Two 4Ohms in parallel, in series with three 6 Ohms resistors in parallel, in series with a 12V battery. Do the analysis with the simulator and compare with the mathematical analysis.
15. Now try setting up a circuit with TWO resistors in series, and measure the current and voltage for each resistor. Take a screenshot of the circuit you build in the simulator and attach it below. 16. In the area below, write in the currents and voltages for each resistor, and write a summary statement which explains voltage and current in a series circuit, i.e. "The current is constant everywhere in a series circuit." or similar. Lab 04-7 17. Now...
From the circuit shown below,
(a) use KCL and KVL to solve for the three currents.
(b) With the given data below and the two currents flowing
clockwise, determine both currents using mesh analysis and the
voltages across each resistor.
r1= 3 Ohms
r2= 7 Ohms
r3= 2 Ohms
r4= 8 Ohms
a M 10 V 30 il 222 i2 722 892 i3 12 V W
please draw the circuit diagram! thank you
Part A (Draw the circuit diagram. Label all known and unknown quantities. Show all your work clearly on the scratch paper.) A 3.0-0 resistor is connected in parallel with a 6.0-0 resistor. This combination is then connected in series with a 4.0-9 resistor. The resistors are connected across an ideal 12-volt battery. How much power is dissipated in the 3.0-9 resistor? 6.0 W O 5.3 W O 2.7 W O 12 W Submit...
please answer both 4 and 5 if possible thank you
Multi-loop complex circuits: In All the circuit problems below, use Kirchhoffs Law. The use of Kirchhoff's law greatly simplifies the circuit problem especially with multi loop cireuits. 4. (a) Calculate the currents I, Iz and the emf of the battery e in the circuit below (0.71 A. 2.3 A and 19 Vrespectively) ) Calculate the voltage and power dissipated across the 4.5 resistor (10 V and 24 W) 3.00 4.5Q...
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...
Pease answer questions 4 and 5! Thank you so much!
4. Connect the 2nd resistor in parallel with the 1st
resistor and connect that combination to the battery.
Measure
the following:
The
current passing through the R1, I1 = ___0.0058____ A
The
current passing through the R2, I2 = ___0.0031____ A
The
current supplied by the battery, I = ___0.0092____ A
Calculate I1 + I2 = ____________ A
Is the following statement true? I = I1 +...
Given the circuit, use KVL Mesh Analysis to find the currents
(I1-I6) across each resistor given the following resistor
values:
R1 = 220Ω
R2 = 180Ω
R3 = 150Ω
R4 = 120Ω
R5 = 100Ω
R6 = 82Ω
R2 R4 10V
Learning Goal:
To practice Problem-Solving Strategy 23.1 Resistor Circuits.
Find the currents through and the potential difference across
each resistor in the circuit shown on the diagram (Figure 1) . Use
the following values: E = 12.0V , R1 = 15.0? , R2
= 45.0? , R3 = 20.0? , and R4 = 25.0? .
PROBLEM-SOLVING STRATEGY 23.1 Resistor Circuits
We can analyze any resistor circuit by sequentially reducing
parallel and series resistor combinations to their equivalent
resistors until only...
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