A two ends of an electromotive force source were connected with an external resistance its value is (5 N), and with an Ammeter device shown in the figure. So, if you know that the electromotive force of the source is (24 V), and its internal resistance is (3 N). Calculate: a/ The reading recorded by the Ammeter device? b/ The voltage difference between the two terminals of the external resistance? c/ The time rate of energy (power) supplied by the source to the circuit? d/ The time rate of energy (power) dissipated inside the source? e/ The time rate of thermal energy (thermal power) generated by the external resistance?

A two ends of an electromotive force source were connected with an external resistance its value is (5 N), and with an Ammeter device shown in the figure. So, if you know that the electromotive force of the source is (24 V), and its internal resistance is (3 N). Calculate: a/ The reading recorded by the Ammeter device? b/ The voltage difference between the two terminals of the external resistance? c/ The time rate of energy (power) supplied by the source to the circuit? d/ The time rate of energy (power) dissipated inside the source? e/ The time rate of thermal energy (thermal power) generated by the external resistance?

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