Question 4.(a) If a battery with a 0.100 internal resistance supplies 15.0 W of total power witha 9.00 V terminal voltage, determine the current I and the power delivered to the loadresistor.(b) In the electric circuit of Figure 2, the current = 3.0 A and the values of e and Rareunknown. What are the currents I, and I3?24 V3006.00Figure 2: Electric cireuit diagram for Question 4 b

The terminal voltage of a battery is ∆V=ε-IR…

Question 4. (a) If a battery with a 0.100 1 internal renistance supplies 15.0 W of total power with a 9.00 V terminal voltage, determine the current I and the power delivered to the load esistor. (b) In the electric circuit of Figure 2, the current = 3.0 A and the values of e and R are unknown. What are the currents h and h? , 24V Figure 2: Eketrie circuit diagram for Question 4b

Question 4. (a) If a battery with a 0.100 1 internal renistance supplies 15.0 W of total power with a 9.00 V terminal voltage, determine the current I and the power delivered to the load esistor. (b) In the electric circuit of Figure 2, the current = 3.0 A and the values of e and R are unknown. What are the currents h and h? , 24V Figure 2: Eketrie circuit diagram for Question 4b

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

Section: Chapter Questions

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