An electrical engineer is attempting to determine the currents through each branch of the circuit in the figure below assumed the currents are in the directions shown in the figure. The engineer has found that the current /, is 3.42 A and R are unknown. 24.0 V + a R 3.00 N 6.00 N What is the magnitude of the current I, (in A)? A Does the direction of the current /, match the direction shown in the figure? Yes, I, points in the direction shown. No, I, points opposite to the direction shown. The magnitude of I, is zero, so there is no direction. What is the magnitude of the current /, (in A)? A Does the direction of the current /3 match the direction shown in the figure? Yes, I3 points in the direction shown. No, l3 points opposite to the direction shown. The magnitude of I, is zero, so there is no direction.

An electrical engineer is attempting to determine the currents through each branch of the circuit in the figure below assumed the currents are in the directions shown in the figure. The engineer has found that the current /, is 3.42 A and R are unknown. 24.0 V + a R 3.00 N 6.00 N What is the magnitude of the current I, (in A)? A Does the direction of the current /, match the direction shown in the figure? Yes, I, points in the direction shown. No, I, points opposite to the direction shown. The magnitude of I, is zero, so there is no direction. What is the magnitude of the current /, (in A)? A Does the direction of the current /3 match the direction shown in the figure? Yes, I3 points in the direction shown. No, l3 points opposite to the direction shown. The magnitude of I, is zero, so there is no direction.

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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