Q5: Suppose that the components of the circuit shown in Figure below have the following values: R1-500Ω; R2-1000 Ω; R3-1000Ω; R4-1200Ω; R5=500Ω; R6-500Ω; R7-800Ω . The voltage across AB is measured by a voltmeter whose internal resistance is 5000 Q. What is the measurement error caused by the resistance of the measuring instrument? E1 R3 R4< R7 R2 RS E, Em E2 R6 RI L. Valtmeter D A

For given value of the circuit, Vsupply = 120 V, and with R₁= 2002, R₂=30.0, R3=75, R4=30N, R5= 200, R6-400 and R7=12002? • What is the voltage drop across Ro? 1. a) 32 V b) 48V c) 100V d) 120V 2. 48 Volts 100 Volts 32 Volts 120 Volts V1 120 V R1 ww 2002 R3 750 R7 12002 R6 m 40Q R2 2300 R4 30Q R5 2200

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R148 R149 R150 If R148 is 18 Ohms, R149 is 13 Ohms, R150 is 25 Ohms, and there is 4 Amps flowing through R150, what is the current through R148? Please show 3 decimal places and don't include units in your answer (i.e. don't include A in your answer).

C2 The next two questions refer to the following figure. The switch is initially open and both capacitors are initially uncharged. All resistors have the same value R, and both capacitors have the same value C. R2 R3 bat R1 ww (f) 1 pt. Immediately after the switch is closed, which resistor has the most current through it? (i) R1 (ii) R2 (iii) R3 (iv) Rị and R2 (v) R2 and R3 (vi) All have the same current (g) 1 pt. A long time after the switch is closed, which resistor has the most current through it? (i) R1 (ii) R2 (iii) R3 (iv) R1 and R2 (v) R2 and R3 (vi) None have current