Exercises 3 L. Vix 100 V 300 202 Fig. A Three resistors of 6 2, 9 N and 15 N are connected in 5. Given that Viy is the p.d. of L with respect to N, calculate, for the circuit shown in Fig. A, the values of: (a) Van (b) Fuc (c) Vnco (d) Van- 6. Given that , is the p.d. of N with respect to L, then, for the circuit shown in Fig. B, FIN=-50 V. What are the corresponding values of (a) Vux (b) Vyza (c) Vyws (d) Vzw» (c) Vyx? parallel to a 9 V supply. Calculate: (a) the current in cach branch of the network; (b) the supply current; (c) the total effective resistance of the network. 8. The effective resistance of two resistors connected in parallel is 8 2. The resistance of one of the resistors is 122 Calculate: (a) the resistance of the other resistor; (b) the effective resistance of the two resistors con- nected in series.

Exercises 3 L. Vix 100 V 300 202 Fig. A Three resistors of 6 2, 9 N and 15 N are connected in 5. Given that Viy is the p.d. of L with respect to N, calculate, for the circuit shown in Fig. A, the values of: (a) Van (b) Fuc (c) Vnco (d) Van- 6. Given that , is the p.d. of N with respect to L, then, for the circuit shown in Fig. B, FIN=-50 V. What are the corresponding values of (a) Vux (b) Vyza (c) Vyws (d) Vzw» (c) Vyx? parallel to a 9 V supply. Calculate: (a) the current in cach branch of the network; (b) the supply current; (c) the total effective resistance of the network. 8. The effective resistance of two resistors connected in parallel is 8 2. The resistance of one of the resistors is 122 Calculate: (a) the resistance of the other resistor; (b) the effective resistance of the two resistors con- nected in series.

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