Consider the circuit shown in Figure Q11(a), a battery Vs = 15V with an internal resistance Rs is connected to a load resistance RL. Rs + Is RL Vs VL Figure Q11(a) (a) If a load resistance RL = 400 Q is connected, VL= 10 V is measured. (i) Find the current Is flowing in the circuit.

Consider the circuit shown in Figure Q11(a), a battery Vs = 15V with an internal resistance Rs is connected to a load resistance RL. Rs + Is RL Vs VL Figure Q11(a) (a) If a load resistance RL = 400 Q is connected, VL= 10 V is measured. (i) Find the current Is flowing in the circuit.

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