Question #131221

A battery of emf 24v and internal resistance r is connected to a circuit having two parallel resistors of 3 Ohms and 6 Ohms in series with an I ohm resistor. Consider the current flowing in the 3 Ohms resistor is 0.8A, calculate the current in the 6 Ohms resistor.


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Expert's answer
2020-09-01T10:55:09-0400

As per the question,

Emf, E=24volt

Resistance r1_1 =6Ω\Omega

Resistance r2_2 =3Ω\Omega

current in resistance 3Ω\Omega =0.8A

Let current in 6Ω\Omega be i,

then we know In parallel circuit the voltage remains same,

so

voltage in 6Ω\Omega resistance=Voltage in 3Ω\Omega resistance

Using Ohm's law

i×6=0.8×3\times 6=0.8\times3

i=0.8×36\frac{0.8\times3}{6}

i=2.46\frac{2.4}{6}

i=0.4 Ampere

On solving the equation we get

i=0.4Ampere

Hence the current in 6Ω\Omega resistor is 0.4A


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