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zka or the circuit shown in the figure, a) Calculate the currents in each resistor.--て 12 Calculate the voltage across each resistor. V c) Calculate the power dissipation in each resistor.279 d) Calculate the power output of the battery.How does it compare to your results in part (c) b)
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First of all we have to find equivalent resistance
R2 and R3 are in parallel , therefore it's equivalent resistance
(1/R) = (1/R2)+ (1/R3) = (1/2)+(1/3)
R = 1.2 k\Omega
Now this will be in the series with R1 , hence the net resistance of the circuit
RNet = 4 + 1.2 = 5.2 k\Omega
(a) Current in the circuit
i = V/RNet = 12/(5.2*103)= 2.308*10-3 A
Hence the current in the resistor R1 is 2.308 mA
Potential drop in the resistor = iR = 2.308*10-3*4*103 = 9.232 V
Power dissipiation in the R1 = Vi = 9.232*2.308*10-3 = 21.307 *10-3 W
Now the potential drop in the R2 and R3 will be same becasue they are in parallel and it will
equal to = 12 - 9.232 = 2.768 V
Voltage in resistance R2 , = 2.768 V
Current in resistance R2 , i1 = V/R = 2.768 / (2*103) = 1.384*10-3 A
Power in the resistance R2 = vi1 = 2.768*1.384*10-3 = 3.831*10-3 W
Now in resistance R3
Voltage = 2.768 V
i2 = 2.768 /(3*103) = 0.923*10-3 A
Power = vi = 2.768*0.923*10-3 = 2.55*10-3 W
Power output of the battery = Vi = 12*2.308*10-3 = 27.696*10-3 W
When we add power dissipiation of all resistor it will equal to the power of the battery.
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