Q2/ what is the permeability? Explain it with draw.

What is resistance? What is a node? What is a closed loop?

What happens if we cannot clearly define the problem leading to the resistance? How do we then fix it?

A load can be considered to be capacitive, resistive or inductive in nature.a) Discuss the differences between these types of loads. Your discussion should include the following: A description of the type of the load and why it is considered to be capacitive, resistive or inductive. How/whether energy is stored. An example where possible, and a comment on how common that type of load is. How the load will respond to a sudden removal of the driving voltage.

1.32 In the circuit of Figure P1.32, assume v2=vs/6 and the power delivered by the source   is 150 mW. Also assume that Ry - 8 ko, R2 = 10   ko, R3 = 12 ko Find R, Vs ,V2, and = i. (Hint:   Apply KVL around the circuit, using Ohm's law to express the voltage drop across each resistance.)   Please answer in typing format

Which statement is true about a resistor? O A resistor stores energy in an electric field and returns that energy to the circuit. O A resistor stores energy in a magnetic field and returns that enrgy to the circuit. O A resistor absorbs heat and and dissipates electrical energy O A resistor absorbs electric power and dissipates heat