Ql:- Given a piece of solid copper bus bar as shown in Figure below, determine the resistance between the ends of this bar. -270 m 150 mm mm Resistivity of copper p= 1.723 x 10-2m Q2:- What is the resistance of a 50 m length of copper wire with a điameter of 2.5 mm? 2.5 mm R=? Resistivity of copper p= 1.723 x 10- A.m Q3:- For the circuit shown, determine the number of branches, nodes, and independent loops. 102 ww 12 ww 62 10 ww 42 50 12 2 ww ww

Ql:- Given a piece of solid copper bus bar as shown in Figure below, determine the resistance between the ends of this bar. -270 m 150 mm mm Resistivity of copper p= 1.723 x 10-2m Q2:- What is the resistance of a 50 m length of copper wire with a điameter of 2.5 mm? 2.5 mm R=? Resistivity of copper p= 1.723 x 10- A.m Q3:- For the circuit shown, determine the number of branches, nodes, and independent loops. 102 ww 12 ww 62 10 ww 42 50 12 2 ww ww

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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