### Electrical Circuits: Understanding Voltage Drops and Power Dissipation#### Problem 6The circuit contains two groups of resistors:- **Group 1**: The group of 5 resistors on the left.- **Group 2**: The group of 2 resistors on the right.A constant voltage is applied across the entire circuit. Determine which group of resistors experiences a larger voltage drop.#### Diagram Details:- The diagram shows resistors marked as "R".- The resistors in Group 1 (left side) form a complex network with both series and parallel connections.- Group 2 (right side) consists of two resistors in series.##### Options:a) Both have the same voltage drop b) None of the above c) Group 1 d) Group 2 ---#### Problem 7Two identical resistors are connected in parallel across a 100V battery. When only one of the resistors is connected, the energy dissipation rate is \( P_0 \).Calculate the rate of energy dissipation when both resistors are connected to the battery.##### Options:a) \( \frac{1}{2} P_0 \) b) \( 2 P_0 \) c) \( \frac{1}{4} P_0 \) d) \( 4 P_0 \) This exercise aims to deepen understanding of voltage drops across complex circuits and the effect of parallel connections on power dissipation.

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O The circuit contains two groups of resistors. Groue lis of 5 resistors on the left + grour 2is the group the group of two resistors on the right. If a Constant voltage is applicd across the cirevit combination, which of the two qroups of resistors has a larger voltage drop across them 12 R R R R R a Both have the Same Vo Itage drop b) none ot the above broup I O group 2

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