%23moodle.nct.edu.omمكتبة جامعة السلطانو البريد - سلام التوبي -. . .حراسلاتICT e-Learning PortalCourses - Reports - e-Services - Academic Departments -ETC -CIMS -9. From the above picture, the digital multimeter is used for measuring Resistivity • by connecting both terminals.Given below is the table for the Ohm's law experiment. Complete the table.VoltageSI No(V)ut ofCurrent in R1Resistance R1 Power in R1Current in R2IR, (A)P1 (W)Resistance R2 () Power in R2 (W)JestionIR2 (A)1100.1020.031150.1510.046200.1990.063Average Value of R1 ()Average Value of R2 (2)A lift motor has to move a fully loaded lift 10m between floors in 8.5s. The lift has a mass of 1900kg (ignore friction).(a) What is the work done by the motor in joules?ut ofJestion(b) What is the minimum power(in watt) of the motor to raise the lift at a steady speed?11:11 ENG G G 4) ASAMSUNG

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Given below is the table for the Ohm's law experiment. Complete the table. Voltage SI No (V) Current in R1 Resistance R1 Power in R1 Current in R2 IR, (A) (2) P1 (W) IR2 (A) Resistance R2 (S Power in R2 (W) 10 0.102 0.031 15 0.151 0.046 20 0.199 0.063 Average Value of R1 (M Average Value of R2 () A lift motor has to move a fully loaded lift 10m between floors in 8.5s. The lift has a mass of 1900kg (ignore friction). (a) What is the work done by the motor in joules? 2. 3.

Given below is the table for the Ohm's law experiment. Complete the table. Voltage SI No (V) Current in R1 Resistance R1 Power in R1 Current in R2 IR, (A) (2) P1 (W) IR2 (A) Resistance R2 (S Power in R2 (W) 10 0.102 0.031 15 0.151 0.046 20 0.199 0.063 Average Value of R1 (M Average Value of R2 () A lift motor has to move a fully loaded lift 10m between floors in 8.5s. The lift has a mass of 1900kg (ignore friction). (a) What is the work done by the motor in joules? 2. 3.

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