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College Physics
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ISBN: 9781305952300
Author: Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 18, Problem 30P

For the circuit shown in Figure P18.30, use Kirchhoff’s rules to obtain equations for (a) the upper loop, (b) the lower loop, and (c) the node on the left side. In Figure P18.29 each case suppresses units for clarity and simplify, combining like terms. (d) Solve the node equation for I36. (e) Using the equation found in (d), eliminate I36 from the equation found in part (b). (f) Solve the equations found in part (a) and part (e) simultaneously for the two unknowns for I18 and I12, respectively. (g) Substitute the answers found in part (f) into the node equation found in part (d), solving for I36. (h) What is the significance of the negative answer for I12?

Chapter 18, Problem 30P, For the circuit shown in Figure P18.30, use Kirchhoffs rules to obtain equations for (a) the upper

Figure P18.30

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The equation for the upper loop by using Kirchhoff’s rule

Answer to Problem 30P

The equation for the upper loop by using Kirchhoff’s rule is (13.0Ω)I18+(18.0Ω)I12=30.0V

Explanation of Solution

Given Info:

Resistance R1 is 8.00Ω Resistance R2 is 5.00Ω, Resistance R3 is 11.0Ω, Resistance R4 is 7.00Ω, Resistance R5 is 5.00Ω, Voltage ε1 is 18.0V, and Voltage ε2 is 12.0V.

Formula to calculate the equation for upper loop is by Kirchhoff’s voltage law

    ε1+ε2(R1+R2)I18(R3+R4)I12=0

Substitute 8.00Ω, for R1, 11.0Ω,for R2, 5.00Ω for R3, 7.00Ω for R4 18.0V for ε112.0V for ε2 in above equation, to find the equation for upper loop in the circuit,

    (8.00Ω+5.00Ω)I18+(11.0Ω+7.00Ω)I12=18.0V+12.0V13.0ΩI18+18.0ΩI12=30.0V (I)

  • ε1,ε2,ε3 is voltage in the circuits,
  • R1,R2,R3,R4 is corresponding resistance in the circuits,
  • I18,I12,I36 is corresponding current in the circuits,

Conclusion:

The equation for the upper loop by using Kirchhoff’s rule is (13.0Ω)I18+(18.0Ω)I12=30.0V.

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The equation for the lower loop by using Kirchhoff’s rule.

Answer to Problem 30P

The equation for the lower loop by using Kirchhoff’s rule is (5.0Ω)I36(18.0Ω)I12=24.0V

Explanation of Solution

Given Info: Resistance R2 is 5.00Ω, Resistance R3 is 11.0Ω, Resistance R4 is 7.00Ω, Resistance R5 is 5.00Ω., Voltage ε2 is 12.0V Voltage ε3 is 30.0V,

Formula to calculate the equation for the lower loop is by Kirchhoff’s voltage law

    ε3ε2R3I36(R2+R4)I12=0

Substitute 11.0Ω, for R2, 5.00Ω, for R3, 7.00Ω for R4, 12.0V for ε2, 36.0V for ε3 in above equation, to find the equation for lower loop in the circuit,

  36.0V12.0V5.00ΩI36(11.0Ω+7.00Ω)I12=05.00ΩI3618.0ΩI12=24.0V (II)

Conclusion:

The equation for the lower loop by using Kirchhoff’s rule is (5.00Ω)I36(18.0Ω)I12=(24.0)V

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The equation of node on the left side by using Kirchhoff’s rule.

Answer to Problem 30P

The equation of node on the left side by using Kirchhoff’s rule is I18=I12+I36

Explanation of Solution

Given Info: I18,I12,I36 is corresponding current in the circuits

Formula to calculate node on the left side is by Kirchhoff’s junction rule

  I1=I2+I3

  I18=I12+I36 (III)

Conclusion:

The equation of node on the left side by using Kirchhoff’s rule is I18=I12+I36

(d)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The equation of node for current I36 by using Kirchhoff’s rule.

Answer to Problem 30P

The equation of node for current I36 by using Kirchhoff’s rule is I36=I18I12

Explanation of Solution

Given Info:I18,I12,I36 is corresponding current in the circuits.

Formula to calculate node on the left side is by Kirchhoff’s junction rule

  I1=I2+I3I18=I12+I36

Rewrite for I36

  I36=I18I12 (IV)

Conclusion:

The equation of node for current I36 by using Kirchhoff’s rule is I36=I18I12

(e)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

The equation after eliminating the current I36 from the lower loop equation by using Kirchhoff’s rule.

Answer to Problem 30P

The equation after eliminating the current I36 from the lower loop is (5.00Ω)I18(23.0Ω)I12=24.0V

Explanation of Solution

Given Info: Equation of node for current I36 by using Kirchhoff’s rule I36=I18I12.

Formula to calculate the equation after eliminating the current I36 is by lower loop equation in the circuit

  5.00ΩI3618.0ΩI12=24.0V (II)

Substitute I18I12 for I36 to find equation after eliminating the current I36

    5.00Ω(I18I12)18.0ΩI2=24.0V5.00ΩI185.00ΩI1218.0ΩI12=24.0V (V)

Conclusion:

The equation after eliminating the current I36 from the lower loop equation by using Kirchhoff’s rule is (5.00Ω)I18(23.0Ω)I12=24.0V

(f)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To determine the values of the current I18.and I12

Answer to Problem 30P

The values of the current in the circuit I18 is 2.88A and I12 is 0.413A

Explanation of Solution

Given Info: I18,I12 is corresponding current in the circuits

Rewrite (I) and (V).

  13.0ΩI18+18.0ΩI12=30.0V (I)

    5.00ΩI1823.0ΩI12=24.0V (V)

Solve the above simultaneous equation to obtain I18.

  I18=2.88A

Substitute 2.88A for I18 in (I) to find I12.

  13.0Ω(2.88A)+18.0ΩI12=30.0V37.44V+18.0ΩI12=30.0VI12=7.44V18.0Ω=0.413A

Conclusion:

The values of the current in the circuit I18 is 2.88A and I12 is 0.413A

(g)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To determine the values of the current I36

Answer to Problem 30P

The values of the current I36 is 3.30A

Explanation of Solution

Given Info: I18,I12,I36 is corresponding current in the circuits

Formula to calculate the current is by the equation of node for current I36 by using Kirchhoff’s rule

  I36=I18I12

Substitute 2.88A for I18 and 0.413A for I12 to find I36.

  I36=I18I12=2.88A(0.413A)=3.30A

Conclusion:

The values of the current I36 is 3.30A.

(h)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

To significance of the negative answer for I12

Answer to Problem 30P

The negative Sign in the value implies that the current is flowing in the reverse direction.

Explanation of Solution

Current I12 has a 0.413A in the given circuit.

When the circuit is solved, a negative value for the variable means that the actual direction of current through that circuit element is opposite. Accordingly, the current flowing in the circuit is reverse to other current in the same circuit

Conclusion:

The negative Sign in the value implies that the current is flowing in the reverse direction.

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