la. This resistor has a resistance of 48002, and 32mA of current flows to the left into it. The right end of the resistor is at a potential of VR = 12.5V. What is the potential difference AV across the resistor? 1b. What is the potential V₁ of the left end of the resistor? 1c. What is the power output by the resistor? VLP 1d. What is the current that flows out of the resistor? resistor R=4800 I I= 32mA VR=12.5V

la. This resistor has a resistance of 48002, and 32mA of current flows to the left into it. The right end of the resistor is at a potential of VR = 12.5V. What is the potential difference AV across the resistor? 1b. What is the potential V₁ of the left end of the resistor? 1c. What is the power output by the resistor? VLP 1d. What is the current that flows out of the resistor? resistor R=4800 I I= 32mA VR=12.5V

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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la. This resistor has a resistance of 48002, and
32mA of current flows to the left into it. The
right end of the resistor is at a potential of VR=
12.5V. What is the potential difference AV
across the resistor?
1b. What is the potential VL of the left end of the resistor?
1c. What is the power output by the resistor?
VLP
1d. What is the current that flows out of the resistor?
resistor
R=4800
I
I= 32mA
VR=12.5V

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