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Please show all work: 5. Conceptual question, no calculations are required. You have a 4 V...
Specifically need help with parts D and E. 5. Conceptual question, no calculations are required. You...
Specifically need help with parts D and E.
5. Conceptual question, no calculations are required. You have a 4 V battery, E, and two resistors, Ri and R2, that you configure in two different ways, A and B, shown below. Assume that R2 is twice as arge as R. A) For configuration A, what is the current l3 (expressed in terms of the other currents)? B) for configuration B, what is the current l3 (expressed in terms of the other...
Help with questions 1-6 please Homework #1 Due: Friday January 25, 9:00 A.M. SHOW GENERAL FORMS...
Help with questions 1-6 please
Homework #1 Due: Friday January 25, 9:00 A.M. SHOW GENERAL FORMS OF EQUATIONS, HOW YOU DERIVED YOUR ANSWERS AND SHOW UNITS 1. What is the resistance of a thin tube filled with saline solution that is 2 cm in length and has a cross- Name sectional area of 1 x 10s m2? Assume the resistivity of saline solution to be 0.12 m. How much charge is moved over a period of 10 s for a...
Please help with 5 and 6 AND SHOW UNITS 1. What is the resistance of a...
Please help with 5 and 6
AND SHOW UNITS 1. What is the resistance of a thin tube iled with saline solution that is 2 cm in length and has a cross sectional area of 1 x 10 m2? Assume the resistivity of salline solution to be 0.1 Qm How 2. much charge is moved over a period of 10 s for a circuit that has a current of 0.2 amperes? 3. A). Wha ch t is the electrical force...
Please Show all work 6. The figure below shows three resistors R1-2 2, R2 42, and...
Please Show all work
6. The figure below shows three resistors R1-2 2, R2 42, and R3 6S2 configured in four different circuits with a battery, E -2 V. For each circuit, find the current emanating from the battery, I, and the currents passing through each of the three resistors, , l2, and l3. Show how you got your answers. R, R, R3 R3
a. Circuit Element AV (V) (4) R(2) Battery 12 3.6 89 R1 -12 -0.71 17 R2...
a. Circuit Element AV (V) (4) R(2) Battery 12 3.6 89 R1 -12 -0.71 17 R2 -12 -0.413 29 R3 -12 -0.279 43 b. What is the relationship among the potential drops across each resistor when the resistors are in d. Compare the total resistance experienced by the potential difference and current through the battery (i.e. the net resistance) to that for the three resistors when combined according to the rules in your textbook/lecture notes. e. If a fourth resistor...
a. Circuit Element AV (V) (4) R(2) Battery 12 3.6 89 R1 -12 -0.71 17 R2...
a. Circuit Element AV (V) (4) R(2) Battery 12 3.6 89 R1 -12 -0.71 17 R2 -12 -0.413 29 R3 -12 -0.279 43 b. What is the relationship among the potential drops across each resistor when the resistors are in d. Compare the total resistance experienced by the potential difference and current through the battery (i.e. the net resistance) to that for the three resistors when combined according to the rules in your textbook/lecture notes. e. If a fourth resistor...
Circuit with Two Batteries and Six Resistors 1 2 3 4 5 6 A circuit is...
Circuit with Two Batteries and Six Resistors 1 2 3 4 5 6 A circuit is constructed with six resistors and two batteries as shown. The battery voltages are V1 18 V and V2 12 V. The I,I I, R positive terminals are indicated witha+ R Sp. R5 sign, The values for the resistors are: R1 = Rs 74 Ω, R2-R6-86 Ω R3-103 Ω, and ,a. VI R4 135 Q. The positive directions for the R4 currents l1, 12 and...
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...
R1 R3 Question 4 (20 points) Choose values of resistors and the voltage of the source....
R1 R3 Question 4 (20 points) Choose values of resistors and the voltage of the source. a) Determine the voltage drop across each resistor. b) Determine the current through each resistor. c) Determine the power supplied by the source and dissipated by each resistor. Show all steps and all calculations. Fill these values into the table below. d) This circuit is going to be used in high temperature applications. If the copper wires are originally at 20.0 °C and raised...
PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK AND TO FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. PLEASE USE PSPICE. STUDENT ID= 7220849 3. Using...
PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK AND TO FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. PLEASE USE
PSPICE.
STUDENT ID= 7220849
3. Using a DC Sweep analysis to graph currents and voltages Let R1 through R4 equivalent to the digits 1 through 4 in your StudentID in k 2 (use 10 k12 for a digit of 0). • For example, if your StudentID is 9870654 then R1 =9 KS2, R2 =8 kN, R3 = 7k2 and R4 = 10k12 A. Analyze Circuit 3 by hand to determine...
Specifically need help with parts D and E.
5. Conceptual question, no calculations are required. You have a 4 V battery, E, and two resistors, Ri and R2, that you configure in two different ways, A and B, shown below. Assume that R2 is twice as arge as R. A) For configuration A, what is the current l3 (expressed in terms of the other currents)? B) for configuration B, what is the current l3 (expressed in terms of the other...
Help with questions 1-6 please
Homework #1 Due: Friday January 25, 9:00 A.M. SHOW GENERAL FORMS OF EQUATIONS, HOW YOU DERIVED YOUR ANSWERS AND SHOW UNITS 1. What is the resistance of a thin tube filled with saline solution that is 2 cm in length and has a cross- Name sectional area of 1 x 10s m2? Assume the resistivity of saline solution to be 0.12 m. How much charge is moved over a period of 10 s for a...
Please help with 5 and 6
AND SHOW UNITS 1. What is the resistance of a thin tube iled with saline solution that is 2 cm in length and has a cross sectional area of 1 x 10 m2? Assume the resistivity of salline solution to be 0.1 Qm How 2. much charge is moved over a period of 10 s for a circuit that has a current of 0.2 amperes? 3. A). Wha ch t is the electrical force...
Please Show all work
6. The figure below shows three resistors R1-2 2, R2 42, and R3 6S2 configured in four different circuits with a battery, E -2 V. For each circuit, find the current emanating from the battery, I, and the currents passing through each of the three resistors, , l2, and l3. Show how you got your answers. R, R, R3 R3
a. Circuit Element AV (V) (4) R(2) Battery 12 3.6 89 R1 -12 -0.71 17 R2 -12 -0.413 29 R3 -12 -0.279 43 b. What is the relationship among the potential drops across each resistor when the resistors are in d. Compare the total resistance experienced by the potential difference and current through the battery (i.e. the net resistance) to that for the three resistors when combined according to the rules in your textbook/lecture notes. e. If a fourth resistor...
a. Circuit Element AV (V) (4) R(2) Battery 12 3.6 89 R1 -12 -0.71 17 R2 -12 -0.413 29 R3 -12 -0.279 43 b. What is the relationship among the potential drops across each resistor when the resistors are in d. Compare the total resistance experienced by the potential difference and current through the battery (i.e. the net resistance) to that for the three resistors when combined according to the rules in your textbook/lecture notes. e. If a fourth resistor...
Circuit with Two Batteries and Six Resistors 1 2 3 4 5 6 A circuit is constructed with six resistors and two batteries as shown. The battery voltages are V1 18 V and V2 12 V. The I,I I, R positive terminals are indicated witha+ R Sp. R5 sign, The values for the resistors are: R1 = Rs 74 Ω, R2-R6-86 Ω R3-103 Ω, and ,a. VI R4 135 Q. The positive directions for the R4 currents l1, 12 and...
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...
R1 R3 Question 4 (20 points) Choose values of resistors and the voltage of the source. a) Determine the voltage drop across each resistor. b) Determine the current through each resistor. c) Determine the power supplied by the source and dissipated by each resistor. Show all steps and all calculations. Fill these values into the table below. d) This circuit is going to be used in high temperature applications. If the copper wires are originally at 20.0 °C and raised...
PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK AND TO FOLLOW DIRECTIONS. PLEASE USE
PSPICE.
STUDENT ID= 7220849
3. Using a DC Sweep analysis to graph currents and voltages Let R1 through R4 equivalent to the digits 1 through 4 in your StudentID in k 2 (use 10 k12 for a digit of 0). • For example, if your StudentID is 9870654 then R1 =9 KS2, R2 =8 kN, R3 = 7k2 and R4 = 10k12 A. Analyze Circuit 3 by hand to determine...
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