A prisoner do on a metal while stayed on the earth. An action happen where 6Amp passees at the ground. The structure if radius of 0.2 m. Assume that the resistance of the body is 2000 ohm and the ground resistance is 100 ohm.m. determine the current (in Ampere) using man.

A prisoner do on a metal while stayed on the earth. An action happen where 6Amp passees at the ground. The structure if radius of 0.2 m. Assume that the resistance of the body is 2000 ohm and the ground resistance is 100 ohm.m. determine the current (in Ampere) using man.

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A prisoner do on a metal while
stayed on the earth. An action
happen where 6Amp passees at
the ground. The structure if radius
of 0.2 m. Assume that the
resistance of the body is 2000
ohm and the ground resistance is
100 ohm.m. determine the current
(in Ampere) using man.

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