Only need answer for number 6 Questions 4-6, RESISTORS IN ELECTRIC CIRCUITS (10 resistor in each Q.)4-Consider connecting a constant 5-V voltage source to a 10 resistor…..Which of the following choices below represents the current running through theresistor?1(a) - A2(b) 2 A(c) 5 A(d)- A105-Now consider replacing the voltage source in question 4 with an AC voltagesource that provides the following instantaneous voltage: Av = 5 sin(12.4ät).Which of the following choices below represents the instantaneous currentthrough the resistor at a time t = 1.00 s?(a) 0.48 A(b) 2.10 A(c) 5.00 A(d) 0.10 ANot entforcesive6-Let us compared the current running through the resistor in question 4 withthe RMS current running through the resistor in question 5... Which of thefollowing choices below represents the RMS current through the resistor inquestion 5 compared to the current in question 4?(a) IRMS, Q5 < 104(b) IRMS. 05 > 104 old(C) IRMS, Q5 = 104(d) Not enough information to determine10-OR FALSE... A largewhen there is a large and constazero

IQ4=12A (From question 4) From question 5 Instantaneous voltage, ∆V = 5 sin(12.4πt)…

6-Let us compared the current running through the resistor in question 4 with the RMS current running through the resistor in question 5... Which of the following choices below represents the RMS current through the resistor in question 5 compared to the current in question 4? together? (a) IRMS, Q5 < 104 (b) IRMS, 05 > 104 (C) IRMS, Q5 = 104 (d) Not enough information to determine QUE OR FALSE... A large when there is a leme and Bases

6-Let us compared the current running through the resistor in question 4 with the RMS current running through the resistor in question 5... Which of the following choices below represents the RMS current through the resistor in question 5 compared to the current in question 4? together? (a) IRMS, Q5 < 104 (b) IRMS, 05 > 104 (C) IRMS, Q5 = 104 (d) Not enough information to determine QUE OR FALSE... A large when there is a leme and Bases

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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