2. (Kirchhoff's Voltage Law) For circuit below, determine V1 and V2 given R=10KO and R=20KO. (IKO= 10°0). Verify V7 = V¡ + V½. Show your calculations. V7 =5 Volts Vr 1 NAME: 3. (Power Law) For circuit given in Question 2, calculate the power dissipated at each resistor, and the total power generated. Verify the power input is the power dissipated. Show your calculations

2. (Kirchhoff's Voltage Law) For circuit below, determine V1 and V2 given R=10KO and R=20KO. (IKO= 10°0). Verify V7 = V¡ + V½. Show your calculations. V7 =5 Volts Vr 1 NAME: 3. (Power Law) For circuit given in Question 2, calculate the power dissipated at each resistor, and the total power generated. Verify the power input is the power dissipated. Show your calculations

Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter7: Electricity

Section: Chapter Questions

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