Question #172171

Resistance

Current

Voltage

š‘…1

3kΩ

šŸ“ š’™ šŸšŸŽāˆ’šŸ’š‘Ø

1.5 V

š‘…2

10 kΩ

šŸ“ š’™ šŸšŸŽāˆ’šŸ’š‘Ø

5V

š‘…3

5kΩ

šŸ“ š’™ šŸšŸŽāˆ’šŸ’š‘Ø

2.5 V

Total

18 kΩ

šŸ“ š’™ šŸšŸŽāˆ’šŸ’š‘Ø


Expert's answer

Given,

R1=3kΩR_1=3k\Omega

I1=5Ɨ10āˆ’4AI_1=5\times 10^{-4}A

V1=1.5VV_1=1.5V


R2=10kΩR_2=10k\Omega

I2=5Ɨ10āˆ’4AI_2=5\times 10^{-4}A

V2=5VV_2=5V


R3=5kΩR_3=5k\Omega

I3=5Ɨ10āˆ’4AI_3=5\times 10^{-4}A

V3=2.5VV_3=2.5V


As here we can see that the current in all the three resistance is same and the potential at all the three resistance is different, hence we can conclude that all the three resistances are connected in series.

Hence, equivalent resistance (Req)=R1+R2+R3(R_{eq})=R_1+R_2+R_3

=3kΩ+10kΩ+5kΩ=3 k\Omega+ 10k\Omega+ 5k\Omega

=18kΩ=18k\Omega

Net applied potential Nnet=V1+V2+V3N_{net}=V_1+V_2+V_3

=1.5V+5V+2.5V=1.5V+5V+2.5V

=9V=9V



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