Consider the circuit below. Here we have ɛ1=3.0 Volt, 2=6.0 Volt, R1=R2=R=Rs=2.0 Q, R3=4.0 2. Detemine the intesities and directions of the currents going through R2, R3 ve R4. Take the intemal resistances of the batteries zero. Thereby, calculate the electric potential differences in between the edges of the given resistances. (Hint: R¡ and R2, also R4 and Rs are connected in series. Their equivalent resistances are the same. Under the circum stances, the currents created by the batteries of electromotorforce ɛz are counteracting each other. If so, the current going through them, is the same as the current going through R2.) ww w w www R4 R2 E2 R3 R5 E2 R1

Consider the circuit below. Here we have ɛ1=3.0 Volt, 2=6.0 Volt, R1=R2=R=Rs=2.0 Q, R3=4.0 2. Detemine the intesities and directions of the currents going through R2, R3 ve R4. Take the intemal resistances of the batteries zero. Thereby, calculate the electric potential differences in between the edges of the given resistances. (Hint: R¡ and R2, also R4 and Rs are connected in series. Their equivalent resistances are the same. Under the circum stances, the currents created by the batteries of electromotorforce ɛz are counteracting each other. If so, the current going through them, is the same as the current going through R2.) ww w w www R4 R2 E2 R3 R5 E2 R1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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