Calculate the current through each resistor in the figure if each resistance R=2.2k ohms. What is...
Calculate the current through each resistor in the figure if each resistance R=2.2k ohms. What is the potential difference between points A and B?
We believe we need to reduce the resistors that are in series.
Homework Answers
1/Rac=1/2R + 1/R +1/2R
Rac=R/2
Req=R/2 + R=3/2R= 3/2*2.2=3.3k ohms
I=V/Req=12/3.3*1000=0.0036 A
current through separate R=0.0036 A
current through BC,R=AC,R=0.0018 A
current through AB,diagonal R=0.0012 A
current through AB,2 R in series=0.0006 A
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