37. A windmill-powered generator and a battery work together to supply DC power to a light bulb. Calculate the amount of current through the bulb using superposition. Assume internal resistances of the generator and battery to be negligible. * 0.1 2 0.15 2 24 V = 5.75 2 Gen) 26 V 0.15 2 0.2 Q 5.022 A 7.776 A

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37. A windmill-powered
generator and a battery work
together to supply DC power
to a light bulb. Calculate the
amount of current through the
bulb using superposition.
Assume internal resistances of
the generator and battery to
be negligible. *
0.1 2
0.15 N
24 V =
5.75 Q
Gen) 26 V
0.15 2
0.2 2
5.022 A
7.776 A
4.212 A
2.754 A
Transcribed Image Text:37. A windmill-powered generator and a battery work together to supply DC power to a light bulb. Calculate the amount of current through the bulb using superposition. Assume internal resistances of the generator and battery to be negligible. * 0.1 2 0.15 N 24 V = 5.75 Q Gen) 26 V 0.15 2 0.2 2 5.022 A 7.776 A 4.212 A 2.754 A
36. Using superposition,
calculate the amount of
current through the load
resistor in the circuit shown. *
R1
150 2
R2
220 2
4 mA
7.2 V
1 k2
Rjoad
2.989 mA
8.211 mA
5.565 mA
6.623 mA
Transcribed Image Text:36. Using superposition, calculate the amount of current through the load resistor in the circuit shown. * R1 150 2 R2 220 2 4 mA 7.2 V 1 k2 Rjoad 2.989 mA 8.211 mA 5.565 mA 6.623 mA
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