Given the following electric circuitIt is known that the voltage measured by the voltmeter is 5 VoltCalculate the value of the current Ibat through the battery BAT1 (It is the current that the amperemeter shows)Calculate the value of the Resistance R1Calculate the Power provided por the battery to the systemCalculate the Power released by each one of the Resistances R1, R2, and R3Explain if there is a relation between the Power provided por the battery Pbat and the Power released by the Resistances R1, R2, and R3. Justify your answer with your calculations Question #5READ ALL THE QUESTION BEFORE YOU START!!!1. DOWNLOAD THE FILE TEMPLATE QUESTION #5.DOCX, ANSWER THE QUESTION - PLACING THEANSWERS (TYPE THEM IN RED) OR PASTING AN IMAGE OF YOUR SOLUTION IN ITS RESPECTIVE PLACE BYEDITING THE FILE TEMPLATE QUESTION#5.DOCX. (EDITING MEANING TYPING YOUR SOLUTION ORPASTING IN PLACE AN IMAGE - READABLE OF YOUR HANDWRITING SOLUTION)2. WHEN YOU FINISHED ANSWERING THE QUESTION, SAVE THIS FILE AS A PDF FILE QUESTION#5PDF3. SUBMIT THIS FILE QUESTION#5.PDFPart AGiven the following electric circuitBAT19VR1??? QwwAmperemeterwwR210 ΩR310 ΩVoltmeterVThe voltmetersshows 5 VoltIt is known that the voltage measured by the voltmeter is 5 Volt1. Calculate the value of the current at through the battery BAT1 (It is the current that theamperemeter shows)2. Calculate the value of the Resistance R₁3. Calculate the Power provided por the battery to the system4. Calculate the Power released by each one of the Resistances R₁, R₂, and R35.Explain if there is a relation between the Power provided por the battery Peat and the Powerreleased by the Resistances R₁, R₂, and R3. Justify your answer with your calculationsType your solution of questions 1) to 5) in RED or PASTE the image of your handwriting solutionHERE6. Test your results using the simulation https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/circuit-construction-kit-dc/latest/circuit-construction-kit-dc_en.html PPlace here the screenshot image(s) of your simulation used to test your results and type yourexplanation in RED below your imagesPart BGiven the following circuitF1BAT112 VSW1wwR11222SW2R224 ΩSW3ownR3622SW4R44822SW5wwR5822SW6R63021. Calculate the current through each Resistance R1 to R6 when its correspondent switch is closed(e.g. the current through R1 when the switch SW1 is closed, the current through R2 when theswitch SW2 is closed, etc.)Type your solution of question 1) in RED or PASTE the image of your handwriting solution HERE2. If the value of the Fuse F1 is 1 Amperes, which different combinations of switches can you closetogether to ensure that will be the maximum current possible but the Fuse F1 will not blowapart? - Justify your answer with your calculations.Type your solution of question 2) in RED or PASTE the image of your handwriting solution HERE3.If the value of the Fuse F1 is 2 Amperes, which different combinations of switches can you closetogether to ensure that will be the maximum current possible but the Fuse F1 will not blowapart? - Justify your answer with your calculations.Type your solution of question 3) in RED or PASTE the image of your handwriting solution HERE4.If the value of the Fuse F1 is 3 Amperes, which different combinations of switches can you closetogether to ensure that will be the maximum current possible but the Fuse F1 will not blowapart? - Justify your answer with your calculationsType your solution of question 4) in RED or PASTE the image of your handwriting solution HEREI 5. Calculate the minimum value of the Fuse F1 that will allow ALL the switches to be closeType your solution of question 5) in RED or PASTE the image of your handwriting solution HERE6. Test your results using the simulation https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/circuit-construction-kit-dc/latest/circuit-construction-kit-dc en.html LPlace here the screenshot image(s) of your simulation used to test your results and type yourexplanation in RED below your imagesPart CYou are the light technician of the performance. The Director ORDERED you (you do not have achoice!!!) to use the two channel Dimmer PPQQ2019. Every channel has a Maximum Current Imax=30Amps, and the Voltage in the output of the channel depends of the Variable ALPHA (your control slide!)that changes from 0% to 100% following this NON LINEAR relationVout(ALPHA) = 120 Volts *Also the Director requested tom place the seven lamps (Lamp 1 to Lamp 7) in the configurationpresented below.Alpha Ch1DimmerCh1BreakerImax 30 Amps(ALPHA)²10000Lamp #1600 WattsLamp #21200 WattsFigure 1 - Diagram of the lamps connected to Channel 1Lamp #31800 WattsAlpha Ch2DimmerCh2BreakerImax 30 AmpsLamp #41200 WattsFigure 2 - Diagram of the lamps connected to Channel 2a.Define the question of your experimentb. Define the variables of your experimentC.Define the hypothesis of your experimentLamp # 51200 WattsPlease answer the questions below:1)Before you start using the unfamiliar Dimmer PPQQ2020 you decided to make an experimentwith the device to better understand how the dimmer workLamp # 61800 WattsType your solution of questions 1) a, b, and c in RED or PASTE the image of your handwritingsolution HERE2) Knowing the relation between the Control slide ALPHA (0 to 100) and the voltage across theoutput of each channel Voutb. Which will be the voltage for:i. ALPHA= 25%ii. ALPHA= 50%a. Make a graph the shows the relation between the variable ALPHA and the Voltage onthe output of the Channel Vout (you can use EXCEL, Google Sheet, etc.)iii. ALPHA= 75%iv. ALPHA= 100%Paste HERE the image of the requested table and graph - Copy from the spreadsheet thetable and the graph and paste them here as AN IMAGEType your solution of questions 2)_b. I, ii, iii and iv in RED or PASTE the image of yourhandwriting solution HERELamp # 71800 WattsAll the lamps from Lamp #1 to Lamp #7 are designed to work with a nominal Voltage Vlamp of 120V andtheir resistance Rlamp is constant and do not depends on the temperature. Using this information solvethe questions below.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...