Resistor consist of R1=4, R2= 4.5 R3= 12
Resistor R3 connected in parallel with R2 .
1 )draw a the circuit diagram
2 )calculate the voltage across R3 if the applied voltage is 12V .
3 ) calculate the current passing R1 and R 3
Solution:
Some notes: in the given of problem there is not full information about how R1 connected to the circuit. That's why I will try to find solutions as example.
1) See attach image for some possibility of circuit diagrams.
2) We will find voltage via R3 according to 1 diagram.
Let's find total resistance of circuit:
"R_{23}=\\frac{R_2R_3}{R_2+R_3}=\\frac{4.5\\times12}{12+4.5}=3.3;"
"R=R_{23}+R_1=3.3+4=7.3;"
So, total current of circuit:
"I=\\frac{U}{R}=\\frac{12V}{7.3}\\Omega=1.64A;"
From Krich's rule:
"I_2R_2=I_3R_3; \\space and \\space I_3+I_2=I;"
"I_3=\\frac{R_2}{R_2+R_3}\\times I=\\frac{4.5}{4.5+12}\\times 1.64=0.45A;"
"U_3=I_3R_3=0.45A\\times12\\Omega=5.37V."
3) For 1 diagram:
"I_1=I=1.64A;"
"I_3=0.45A."
Comments
Very helpful, thanks
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