1 Four resistors in parallel, the value of each one is 4 ohms, the current on one of them is equal to 2 amperes, find the source voltage and the voltage on each resistance, as well as the power and current on each resistance and the total capacity? 2_Four resistors in parallel, the value of each one is 4 ohms, the capacity of one of them is equal to 6W, find the source voltage and the current of each resistance?

1 Four resistors in parallel, the value of each one is 4 ohms, the current on one of them is equal to 2 amperes, find the source voltage and the voltage on each resistance, as well as the power and current on each resistance and the total capacity? 2_Four resistors in parallel, the value of each one is 4 ohms, the capacity of one of them is equal to 6W, find the source voltage and the current of each resistance?

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter8: Combination Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PA: A circuit contains a 1000- and a 300- resistor connected in series with each other. The total...

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