0.0100 12.0v live Hay 1.005 10.DV 0.06005 starter dead batter The above circuit depicts what happens when you try to jump start a car with a dead battery. The live battery is 12.0 V and the dead battery is 10.0 V. Each battery has an internal resistance shown as the resistors. The starter motor of the car is shown as the 0.0600 2. Determine (a) the current each battery produces, (b) the current through the starter motor, (c) the voltage across the starter motor, and (d) the power supplied by the live battery.

0.0100 12.0v live Hay 1.005 10.DV 0.06005 starter dead batter The above circuit depicts what happens when you try to jump start a car with a dead battery. The live battery is 12.0 V and the dead battery is 10.0 V. Each battery has an internal resistance shown as the resistors. The starter motor of the car is shown as the 0.0600 2. Determine (a) the current each battery produces, (b) the current through the starter motor, (c) the voltage across the starter motor, and (d) the power supplied by the live battery.

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