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2. For the following circuit, calculate: (Hint: To get started, reduce the parallel resistors to an equivalent series resistance) 15.0 V 4 R₁ www 1₁ 12 R₂ R4 5 13 14 3 www 6 R₁ = 250 2 R₂ = 500 £2 R3 R3 = 25092 R4 = 1000 The power dissipated by R3. The potential energy difference between points 2 and 4. iv. V. vi. For a voltmeter measuring the current through R₁, calculate the loading bias as a relative error for voltmeter resistances (Rstd) of: 40.00, 800 02, and 1.000

2. For the following circuit, calculate: (Hint: To get started, reduce the parallel resistors to an equivalent series resistance) 15.0 V 4 R₁ www 1₁ 12 R₂ R4 5 13 14 3 www 6 R₁ = 250 2 R₂ = 500 £2 R3 R3 = 25092 R4 = 1000 The power dissipated by R3. The potential energy difference between points 2 and 4. iv. V. vi. For a voltmeter measuring the current through R₁, calculate the loading bias as a relative error for voltmeter resistances (Rstd) of: 40.00, 800 02, and 1.000

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2. For the following circuit, calculate: (Hint: To get started, reduce the parallel resistors to an equivalent series resistance) iv. V. vi. 15.0 V 4 R₁ www 1₁ 15 ww R4 2 5 R₂ 13 14 3 R₁ = 250 £2 R₂ = 500 £2 R3 R3 = 250 92 R₁ = 1000 £2 The power dissipated by R3. The potential energy difference between points 2 and 4. For a voltmeter measuring the current through R₁, calculate the loading bias as a relative error for voltmeter resistances (Rstd) of: 40.0 2, 800 02, and 1.000
Transcribed Image Text:2. For the following circuit, calculate: (Hint: To get started, reduce the parallel resistors to an equivalent series resistance) iv. V. vi. 15.0 V 4 R₁ www 1₁ 15 ww R4 2 5 R₂ 13 14 3 R₁ = 250 £2 R₂ = 500 £2 R3 R3 = 250 92 R₁ = 1000 £2 The power dissipated by R3. The potential energy difference between points 2 and 4. For a voltmeter measuring the current through R₁, calculate the loading bias as a relative error for voltmeter resistances (Rstd) of: 40.0 2, 800 02, and 1.000
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