C. The emf of the ideal battery is V= 100 V in the following figure and resistances values are shown. Based on this figure answer the following question 1 to 3. R, = 100 N R= 200 N R = 100 2 R= 300 N R=150 N R.=100 N 1. What is the total resistance of the electrical circuit? 2. Calculate the electrical current (total) in the circuit. 3. Which resistors, R1 or R4, have more current?

C. The emf of the ideal battery is V= 100 V in the following figure and resistances values are shown. Based on this figure answer the following question 1 to 3. R, = 100 N R= 200 N R = 100 2 R= 300 N R=150 N R.=100 N 1. What is the total resistance of the electrical circuit? 2. Calculate the electrical current (total) in the circuit. 3. Which resistors, R1 or R4, have more current?

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

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