42 41. Draw circuit diagram with power source (cell or battery), switch, lamp, resistors (connected in parallel) and an ammeter.42. Two resistors (R, = 8 N and R2 = 5 N) are connected in series with a 12 VR1battery, as shown in the figure below. Evaluate the total resistance and the voltagedrop across each resistor.A. RT = 12 N, Vị = 7.34 V and V2 = 4.62 VB. RT = 13 N, Vị = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.62 VC. RT = 13 N, V, = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.26 VD. RT = 3.08 N, V1 = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.62 V

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42. Two resistors (R, = 8N and R2 = 5 N) are connected in series with a 12 V battery, as shown in the figure below. Evaluate the total resistance and the voltage drop across each resistor. R1 A. RT = 12 N, V1 = 7.34 V and V2 = 4.62 V B. RT = 13 N, Vị = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.62 V C. RT = 13 N, V1 = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.26 V D. RT = 3.08 N, V, = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.62 V

42. Two resistors (R, = 8N and R2 = 5 N) are connected in series with a 12 V battery, as shown in the figure below. Evaluate the total resistance and the voltage drop across each resistor. R1 A. RT = 12 N, V1 = 7.34 V and V2 = 4.62 V B. RT = 13 N, Vị = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.62 V C. RT = 13 N, V1 = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.26 V D. RT = 3.08 N, V, = 7.38 V and V2 = 4.62 V

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 89CP: Consider the circuit shown below. Each battery has an emf of 1.50 V and an internal resistance of...

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