1. Consider the 3-bulb circuit at the right. Color code thediagram with red, yellow, green, and blue markers.Suppose you know that...Battery voltage = 12 V. Current = 2 A, and R₁= 3 ΩR₂ = 22R³ = 192Use I-R values to determine the values of electricpressure for the four different wires:Vred=VVyellow=Vred=VgreenVgreen2. Consider the 5-bulb circuit at the right. It is not a seriescircuit. Yet color coding and voltage drop fundamentals stillapply. Color code the diagram with red, orange, yellow,green, and blue markers. Suppose you know that ...Battery voltage = 48 V, andR1 = 4.0 ΩR4 = 8.0 2R2 = 12.0 2Rs = 2.0 2=R3 = 4.0 2tolle4+Because of how the circuit is built, the current is not the same in all five bulbs like it would be inseries circuits. The current (I) values at the various bulb locations are ...h=12 =13 =Is=Use the current and resistance values to calculate the voltage drops for each bulb.AV₁ =AV3 =VAV4=V AV2 =_V AVs=Finally, use the voltage drop (AV) values to calculate the electric pressure values for the fivedifferent wires (referenced here by their colors):VVorange =Vblue=Vblue=Vyellow=V

Given: Battery voltage 12 V, Current = 2 A, and R₁ = 3Ω, R2=2Ω , R3 = 1Ω. Use I-R values to…

1. Consider the 3-bulb circuit at the right. Color code the diagram with red, yellow, green, and blue markers. Suppose you know that ... Battery voltage = 12 V, Current = 2 A, and R₁ = 3 Ω R₂ = 22 R3= 12 Use I-R values to determine the values of electric pressure for the four different wires: Vred= Vyellow= _V Vgreen=

1. Consider the 3-bulb circuit at the right. Color code the diagram with red, yellow, green, and blue markers. Suppose you know that ... Battery voltage = 12 V, Current = 2 A, and R₁ = 3 Ω R₂ = 22 R3= 12 Use I-R values to determine the values of electric pressure for the four different wires: Vred= Vyellow= _V Vgreen=

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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