3. Branch circuits in a house wiring system are parallel circuits. A toaster, a coffee maker, and a frying pan are plugged into a kitchen appliance circuit across a 110-V line (Fig.3). The current through the toaster is 8.3A; through the coffee maker, 8.3A; and through the frying pan, 9.6 A. Find (a) the total current from the main line, (b) the voltage across each appliance, and (c) the total resistance of the circuit. V = 110 V "↓ 100 V 8.3 A Toaster 8002 www. R₁ 12↓ R₂ 8.3 A Coffee maker 4. Calculate the value for voltage reading at resistor R1 and current goes thru resistor R6. 4902 5102 wwwww R₂ 3702 www.m W 4502 4↓ 7502 R6 9.6 A Frying pan

3. Branch circuits in a house wiring system are parallel circuits. A toaster, a coffee maker, and a frying pan are plugged into a kitchen appliance circuit across a 110-V line (Fig.3). The current through the toaster is 8.3A; through the coffee maker, 8.3A; and through the frying pan, 9.6 A. Find (a) the total current from the main line, (b) the voltage across each appliance, and (c) the total resistance of the circuit. V = 110 V "↓ 100 V 8.3 A Toaster 8002 www. R₁ 12↓ R₂ 8.3 A Coffee maker 4. Calculate the value for voltage reading at resistor R1 and current goes thru resistor R6. 4902 5102 wwwww R₂ 3702 www.m W 4502 4↓ 7502 R6 9.6 A Frying pan

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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