9. Determine the value of the third resistor shown in the following circuit diagram. R = 80.0 2 AV = 40.0 V ww R2 = 90.0 N %3D %3D ww R3 = ? A 1= 200 mA %3D

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Q: In the circuit shown below & = 78.0 V, R5 = 4.00, R3 = 2.00 2, R₂ = 2.20 , I5 = 9.90 A, I4 = 5.70 A,…

A: Solution: For finding current I3 , we use kirchhoff's law: I5 = I4 + I3 (9.90 A) = (5.70 A) + I3 I3…

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Q: What is the value of V across resistor R? i=5 A 2 Ω R = ? W+W 50 V 2 Ω ww

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Q: How much power is dissipated by each resistor given?

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Q: The figure shows a simple RC circuit consisting of a 100.0-V battery in series with a 10.0-µF…

A: Given: Vo=100vC=10.0μF=10*10-6 Ft=2.0 sV=41 V   (voltage across capacitor)

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Q: For numbers 17 to 19, consider the circuit below. In this circuit Vpc = 6 V, R, = 200 N, R2 = 200 Q…

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Q: 10. Determine the power consumed by each resistor in the following circuit. R = 33.33 2 AG =. 500 V…

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Q: 7. Determine the equivalent capacitance of the following circuit. You must draw the circuit while…

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Q: Refer to the given circuit. C1 = 5 µF C3 = 8 µF C2 = 4 µF C4 = 6 µF C5 = 4 µF DURACELL VT = 12 V How…

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Q: What is the total current delivered by the battery in the circuit below? V = 24 volts, R1 = 2.0 Ω,…

A: Given: The supply voltage is 24 V. R1 = 2.0 Ω, R2 = 3.0 Ω, R3 = 6.0 Ω, and R4 = 4.0 Ω

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Q: Determine the total capacitance of the circuit. * 20 nF 40 nF

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Q: Consider the three resistors R1 = 19 Ω, R2 = 59 Ω, and R3 = 82 Ω in the configuration shown in the…

A: A. The total resistance of the circuit. Req=Rseries+Rparallel=R1+R2R3R2+R3=19 Ω+59 Ω82 Ω59 Ω+82…

Q: 1. Determine the potential difference (voltage drop) across each resistor shown. A + V1 15 R3 120 R1…

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Q: In the circuit below, V = 36 volts, R1 = 2.0 Q, R2 = 3.0 Q, R3 = 4.8 N, and R4 = 12 Q. What is the…

A: Given: R1=2 ΩR2=3 ΩR3=4.8 ΩR4=12 Ω The supply voltage is 36 V.

Q: 2. Use the Kirchoff's Laws for the Circuit R₂ 10 0 25 02 220 V L R₂ m 150 R₁300 R₂ w 35 0 ww R₂ 600…

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Q: Which two resistors are considered to be in parallel? a. R1 and R2 b. R1 and R3 c. R2 and R3 d. R3…

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Q: Rp RB 2 RA = 1.0 k2 RB = 2.0 k2 Rc = 4.0 k2 Rp = 2.0 k2 RE = 1.0 k2 RE %3D Rc 4 %3D %3D RA %3D 24 V…

A: Ohm's law is given by the relation: V=IRwhere, V is voltage            I is current            R is…

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Q: 4. What is the equivalent capacitance Ceq of the below circuit? Given V=12V, C1=5µF, C2=6 C3=8µF,…

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Q: In the circuit below determine the unknown EMF (V) and the resistance R. 0.6 A 1.8 A (A) A 10 Ω 12 2…

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Q: Given the equntion V =Voe RC what size of resistor would be required to drop the voltage on…

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Q: 5. For the circuit diagram shown below, complete the given C-Q-V-E The potential difference applied…

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