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Figure 1 shows the circuit diagram of an automotive lighting system, and all lamps has 500 Ω resistance.  b) Determine:  i. The current generated by the battery if the brake switch is closed  ii. The current generated by the battery if the light switch is closed  iii. The current generated by the battery if the light switch and high-beam switch are closed  iv. The current generated by the battery if all switches are closed

Figure 1 shows the circuit diagram of an automotive lighting system, and all lamps has 500 Ω resistance.  b) Determine:  i. The current generated by the battery if the brake switch is closed  ii. The current generated by the battery if the light switch is closed  iii. The current generated by the battery if the light switch and high-beam switch are closed  iv. The current generated by the battery if all switches are closed

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3. Figure 1 shows the circuit diagram of an automotive lighting system, and all lamps has 500 Ω resistance. 

b) Determine: 

i. The current generated by the battery if the brake switch is closed 

ii. The current generated by the battery if the light switch is closed 

iii. The current generated by the battery if the light switch and high-beam switch are closed 

iv. The current generated by the battery if all switches are closed 

 

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