Question 24Consider the following circuit. Assume that the emf ofthe battery is 12 V and that the battery has no internalresistance.12 V102,2 024.1 Determine the total resistance in the circuit.24.2 Calculate the reading on ammeter A2.24.3 Give the reading on A1. Give a reason foryour answer.24.4 Calculate the reading of V1.24.5 Calculate how much charge is flowing throughpoint X in 3 minutes.Question 25S.15 V6v V) 39In the circuit diagram above with switch S closed,reading on V1 = 15 V and on V2 = 6 V. Assumethe internal resistance of the battery is negligible.25.1 Determine the reading on A.25.2 Determine the reading on V3.25.3 Determine the resistance of resistor R.25.4 Use the same circuit components and madrawing of how they can be connected toobtain the biggest possible reading on A.

24Emf of battery E=12v so their equivalent 45Ω=0.8 Ω Req=0.8+2+2.2+124.1 Req=6Ω24.2 Reading of…

Question 24 Consider the following circuit. Assume that the emf of the battery is 12 V and that the battery has no internal resistance. 12V 10 12 40 20 2,20 24.1 Determine the total resistance in the circuit. 24.2 Calculate the reading on ammeter A2. 24.3 Give the reading on A1. Give a reason for your answer. 24.4 Calculate the reading of V1. 24.5 Calculate how much charge is flowing through

Question 24 Consider the following circuit. Assume that the emf of the battery is 12 V and that the battery has no internal resistance. 12V 10 12 40 20 2,20 24.1 Determine the total resistance in the circuit. 24.2 Calculate the reading on ammeter A2. 24.3 Give the reading on A1. Give a reason for your answer. 24.4 Calculate the reading of V1. 24.5 Calculate how much charge is flowing through

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

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