How much is the voltage drop R2? Branch 1 Branch 2 R, = 330 1 V = 24 V = R = 1.2 kl) R- 470 2 14.1 V 24 V 10 V 9.9 V
How much is the voltage drop R2? Branch 1 Branch 2 R, = 330 1 V = 24 V = R = 1.2 kl) R- 470 2 14.1 V 24 V 10 V 9.9 V
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Chapter7: Parallel Circuits
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Problem 3PP: Using the rules for parallel circuits and Ohmslaw, solve for the missing values....
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Transcribed Image Text:How much is the voltage drop R2?
Branch 1
Branch 2
R, = 330 1
V = 24 V =
R= 1.2 kf)
R- 470 2
14.1 V
24 V
10 V
9.9 V
For the circuit shown, the current flow through resistor R2 would be:
IT R2= 220 12
R1 =
600
R3=
100
30V
400
1.5A
2A.
1A.
0.5A
The total resistance of a series circuit
increases as more loads are connected in series.
is the quotient of the total voltage and the total current.
decreases as more loads are connected in series.
is the sum of the individual load resistances.
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