10.2QUESTION 10(Start on a new page)battery. The internal résistance is negligible.The following circuit diagram consists of a number of resistors that are connected to a 6 V10.40,5 A A10.56 V10.1 State Ohm's Law in words.12 ΩR₂852A₂Calculate the potential difference across the parallel combination ofresistors.10.3 Give a reason why a voltmeter is always connected in parallel, not in series.19R₁VCalculate the reading on ammeter A2.Calculate the resistance of resistor R₂.2 V

Given: Battery connected to circuit is V=6 V. Resistors R3=12 Ω, R4=8 Ω Current I=0.5 A Voltage V1=2…

on a new page) The following circuit diagram consists of a number of resistors that are connected to a 6 battery. The internal résistance is negligible. 0,5 A A 6 V 122 R₂ 852 A2 J... R₁ V 2 V State Ohm's Law in words. Calculate the potential difference across the parallel combination of resistors. Give a reason why a voltmeter is always connected in parallel, not in series. Calculate the reading on ammeter A2. Calculate the resistance of resistor R2.

on a new page) The following circuit diagram consists of a number of resistors that are connected to a 6 battery. The internal résistance is negligible. 0,5 A A 6 V 122 R₂ 852 A2 J... R₁ V 2 V State Ohm's Law in words. Calculate the potential difference across the parallel combination of resistors. Give a reason why a voltmeter is always connected in parallel, not in series. Calculate the reading on ammeter A2. Calculate the resistance of resistor R2.

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

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