Q 14 please Wheatstone Bridge:(910); In the circuit shown. What is theequivalent resistance of the circuit?a) 20 b) 60c) 40d) 120Kirchhoff's LawsThe ammeter shown in the circuit reads 1.6 A(Q13): Calculate the currents 11 and 12 as (11,12) ?a) (0.3,1.3)A b) (1,0.6)Ac) (0.6,1)AGalvanometer(011); In the shown figure, a galvanometer with (full scale 5 mA, R=1 KO).The value of Rx (in k0) that makes the galvanometer reads a voltage oforder of 30 V is:460(Q14); Calculate e?a) 9.2V10 2Rsb) 8.4V c) 10VEa) 2b) 10c) 15 d) 12Rx(Q12): To convert the Galvanometer into an ammeter we must connect aa)parallel small resistor b) parallel large resistor c) series small resistor d) parallel largeresistor100d) 12VPower TransferFor the circuit shown, plot of PL, the power dissipated in the loadResistance RL, is given as a function of RL.50(Q15); The value of resistance Rs (in ) is:b)50c)80a) 30d) 40(Q16): Calculate the emf of the battery E (in Volt)?a) 8.34c) 3.09d) 2.76b) 6.0120d) (1.3,0.3)AAllt25V407.000WPL (mW)10201203.000WW2.00015.0V

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Kirchhoff's Laws The ammeter shown in the circuit reads 1.6 A (Q13): Calculate the currents 11 and 12 as (11,12) ? a) (0.3,1.3)A b) (1,0.6)A c) (0.6,1)A (Q14); Calculate ? a) 9.2V b) 8.4V c) 10V d) 12V d) (1.3,0.3)A 1.000 W 3.000 W www ILOV

Kirchhoff's Laws The ammeter shown in the circuit reads 1.6 A (Q13): Calculate the currents 11 and 12 as (11,12) ? a) (0.3,1.3)A b) (1,0.6)A c) (0.6,1)A (Q14); Calculate ? a) 9.2V b) 8.4V c) 10V d) 12V d) (1.3,0.3)A 1.000 W 3.000 W www ILOV

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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