3. Suppose an automobile battery is modeled as an ideal 12-V battery in series with an internalresistance of 0.01 Q as shown in (a) below.-- 20 A0.01 Q0.01 Q Vo0.01 Q12 V12 V<0.03 212 V(a) Battery model(b) Driving a 0.03 2 starter motor(c) Being chargedOutput(a) What current will be delivered when the battery powers a 0.03-2 starter motor, as in (b)?What will the battery output voltage be?Vepor nole frouhion = 0, 84 Entholphy of steem at 50k Pa =2646and enthelpy of wekrrKj| tg%3D= 340.56 kjlig.

Battery delivered current I =E/(Ri+RL) Output voltage VL=I×RL

3. Suppose an automobile battery is modeled as an ideal 12-V battery in series with an internal resistance of 0.01 Q as shown in (a) below. 20 A 0.01 2 0.01 Ω ν, 0.01 Q 12 V 12 V 30.03 2 12 V- (a) Battery model (b) Driving a 0.03 2 starter motor (c) Being charged (a) What current will be delivered when the battery powers a 0.03-2 starter motor, as in (b)? put What will the battery output voltage be? G otholoh a of steom nt 50ko =2646 KIlta

3. Suppose an automobile battery is modeled as an ideal 12-V battery in series with an internal resistance of 0.01 Q as shown in (a) below. 20 A 0.01 2 0.01 Ω ν, 0.01 Q 12 V 12 V 30.03 2 12 V- (a) Battery model (b) Driving a 0.03 2 starter motor (c) Being charged (a) What current will be delivered when the battery powers a 0.03-2 starter motor, as in (b)? put What will the battery output voltage be? G otholoh a of steom nt 50ko =2646 KIlta

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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