601.You built this circuit in the lab. What will thepotential difference across the five ohm resistorbe? (ans: 7.5 V)120503012 V10 0502.In this part of a circuit shown on the left the 10 ohmresistor is dissipating 40 W find the power dissipated by theother two resistors.(Ans. 20 W, 45 W)20012 VIn the single loop circuit shown find the current's value and direction(Ans 6.7 mA CW)20 V300 0100 0800 040 V

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1.You built this circuit in the lab. What will the potential difference across the five ohm resistor be? (ans: 7.5 V) 120 30 12 V

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1.You built this circuit in the lab. What will the
potential difference across the five ohm resistor
be? (ans: 7.5 V)
120
50
30
12 V
10 0
50
2.In this part of a circuit shown on the left the 10 ohm
resistor is dissipating 40 W find the power dissipated by the
other two resistors.(Ans. 20 W, 45 W)
200
12 V
In the single loop circuit shown find the current's value and direction
(Ans 6.7 mA CW)
20 V
300 0
100 0
800 0
40 V

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