1 A 112 physics student use the following circuit to make measurements when an obattery is driving the circuit. He got the following curve for the reciprocal of the c(1/1) in A1 versus the load resistance R1 (in Ohms). Answer the following three que13121140Ω109.Tin7.10 15 20 25 303540 45R(2)1) The electromotive force of the old battery in Volts is:A) 3.B) 6.C) 12.D) 9.E) 15.2) The internal resistance rin of the battery in Ohms is:A) 10.5.B) 19.5.C) 29.5.D) 40.E) 9.5.3) The maximum power transferred from the source to the load resistance RL OCin Ohms is about:A) 50.B) 20.C) 25.D) 30.E) 40.

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A 112 physics student use the following circuit to make measurements when an o battery is driving the circuit. He got the following curve for the reciprocal of the c (1/I) in A-1 versus the load resistance RL (in Ohms). Answer the following three que 13 12 11 40Ω 10 9 Tin 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 R(2) 1) The electromotive force of the old battery in Volts is: A) 3. B) 6. C) 12. D) 9. E) 15. 2) The internal resistance rin of the battery in Ohms is: A) 10.5. B) 19.5. C) 29.5. D) 40. E) 9.5. 3) The maximum power transferred from the source to the load resistance RL OC in Ohms is about: A) 50. B) 20. C) 25. D) 30. E) 40.

A 112 physics student use the following circuit to make measurements when an o battery is driving the circuit. He got the following curve for the reciprocal of the c (1/I) in A-1 versus the load resistance RL (in Ohms). Answer the following three que 13 12 11 40Ω 10 9 Tin 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 R(2) 1) The electromotive force of the old battery in Volts is: A) 3. B) 6. C) 12. D) 9. E) 15. 2) The internal resistance rin of the battery in Ohms is: A) 10.5. B) 19.5. C) 29.5. D) 40. E) 9.5. 3) The maximum power transferred from the source to the load resistance RL OC in Ohms is about: A) 50. B) 20. C) 25. D) 30. E) 40.

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Chapter29: Direct Current (dc) Circuits

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