2 leaving a freevway. Current from the opposite side must travel further, weakening the potential on that side. This creates a potentthe motor in that direction, causing the motor to spin.O Only the side where the switch is closed forms a cormplete circuit, so the motor must spin in that direction.Answer the questions and submit the photos for questions 2 -9using the circuit from STEP 2.D2YellowR150 QR250 0R3PSB (+5 V100 aLWR4D1100 QBlueSW1Sw2Question 2本 If neither switch is closed, is there a potential difference across any of the circuit components?[ Select ][ Select]Yes, but only the switches.Yes, there is a potential difference across the LeDs, because there is an additional resistor on one side.Yes, across all of the components, but that difference is less than the minimum forward voltage of those components, so the LEDS do not light and the motor does not turn.No

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If neither switch is closed, is there a potential difference across any of the circuit components? [ Select] [ Select] Yes, but only the switches. Yes, there is a potential difference across the LEDs, because there is an additional resistor on one side. Yes, across all of the components, but that difference is less than the minimum forward voltage of those components, so the LEDS do not light and the motor does not tu No

If neither switch is closed, is there a potential difference across any of the circuit components? [ Select] [ Select] Yes, but only the switches. Yes, there is a potential difference across the LEDs, because there is an additional resistor on one side. Yes, across all of the components, but that difference is less than the minimum forward voltage of those components, so the LEDS do not light and the motor does not tu No

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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