2) For the circuit shown below find values for R1, R2, R3, R4, and R5 so...
R2 R1 R3 R5 M R4 HE In the following circuit, R1=3 Ohm, R2=4* 4.9 Ohm, R3=4* 4.9 Ohm, R4=2* 4.9 Ohm, R5=3 Ohm and E= 3 Volt. Calculate the current in R5 resistor. [Picture File- Ohm-2.jpg) Your Answer: AL Answer units
Question 9: Circuit Analysis R4 R2 W R1 V6 R5 R3 (+) R7 8 2. If Vi 6 V and V6 18 V, find Let Ri, R2, and R5 4 0, but R3, R4, and R7 the value of I7.
In the circuit below, R1-42 Ω R2-82 Ω R3-137 Ω R4 43 Ω R5-219 Ω and the voltage supplied by the power supply is V1 R1 R2 R5 R3 R4 What is the current flowing through resistor R1? Submit Answer Tries 0/20 What is power dissipated by resistor R1? Submit Answer Tries 0/20
For the circuit shown in the Figurel, find 1 3k 6k R4 R1 R2 4k R5 12k R6 12k R3 2k 810 Figure 1
In the following circuit, R1=1 Ohm, R2=4* 4.6 Ohm, R3=4* 4.6 Ohm, R4=2* 4.6 Ohm, R5=1 Ohm and E= 1 Volt. Calculate the current in R5 resistor. [Picture File-Ohm-2.jpg] R2 R3 R1 R5 R4 E
For the circuit shown below, all resistances are in Ohms. R1=201 -W R2=150 R3=250 R4-50 R5=75 V=9.00V a) What is the total resistance in the circuit? b) What is the total current in the circuit? c) What is the voltage across R5? A. The total resistance is 48.70
49. Consider the following circuit: R1 R3 12V- R2 R4 R5 If 1.35A is flowing through R1, how much current is flowing through R4? select 4.6A select 0.0A select 0.51A select 0.84A select 1.35A
1 7 , 10A R1 > R2 > R3 ZR R5 R4 <R In the parallel circuit above, determine the current flowing through R3, i.e. 1R3. For this auto-graded question, use at least 2 significant figures with your answer in units of Amps, not mA. Also do not include units in the answer box.
find the equivalent resistance of the circuits (2.2) Short Circuit R1 Short Circuit R3 R2 --- Req=? - (2.4) R1 Short Circuit O Short Circuit R5 R2 Open Circuit Open Circuit • R4 Short Circuit -- Reg=? m's Law is the relationship among voltage,
it's circuit tion 12 ed out of 2 lag R1 R3 R5 2 R2 R4 For the bridge circuit shown, what is the value of the voltage V2 in volts? (Hint Use Thevenin equivalents to solve this problem more easily) Use