Q1/ What is the maximum current that can flow in the circuit shown below when taking into account the maximum error states of the resistors whose error ratio is (R2 10 %, R1 5% ,R3 5% ) ? R1 R2 R3 2kQ 5.6kO 2.2kO V1 =12V

Q1/ What is the maximum current that can flow in the circuit shown below when taking into account the maximum error states of the resistors whose error ratio is (R2 10 %, R1 5% ,R3 5% ) ? R1 R2 R3 2kQ 5.6kO 2.2kO V1 =12V

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Chapter28: Current And Resistance

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Q1/ What is the maximum current that can flow in the circuit shown below when taking into account
the maximum error states of the resistors whose error ratio is (R2 10%, R1 5% ,R3 5%) ?
R1
R2
R3
2kQ
5.6kO
2.2kO
V1
12V
اضف ملف
Q2/ For the network shown in figure, the value of current through 200
resistor is?
60 V
202
120

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