Rank the currents through the resistors and the battery shown in the circuit below. 10 v -41+ A 252 www 5Ω w 3 Ω A. They all have the same current. B. The battery has the same current as the 50 resistor but less than the others. C. The battery has a lower current than any of the resistors. D. The 20 and 30 resistors have less current than the 50 resistor E. The 30 resistor, the battery and the 50 resistor both have the same current.

Rank the currents through the resistors and the battery shown in the circuit below. 10 v -41+ A 252 www 5Ω w 3 Ω A. They all have the same current. B. The battery has the same current as the 50 resistor but less than the others. C. The battery has a lower current than any of the resistors. D. The 20 and 30 resistors have less current than the 50 resistor E. The 30 resistor, the battery and the 50 resistor both have the same current.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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