Question-3: (HOMEWORK-3) When a battery is connected in an electrical circuit, a current flow through the circuit. If the current passes through a resistor, a drop in voltage occurs. These voltage drops obey Ohm's law, which states that, V = RI, where Vis the voltage drop across the resistor (measured in volts), Ris the resistance (measured in ohms), and is the current (measured in amperes). Kirchhoff's Voltage Law In a closed path within an electrical circuit, the sum of the voltage drops in any one direction equals the sum of the voltage sources in the same direction. Example: 2 ohms 20 volts 31 +21=20 51-20 I=4. Find the currents in each branch of the given circuit below 11, 12, 13 11 30 volts 2 ohms 3 ohms 7 3 ohms 54 volts 1₂ 1₁ 6 ohms 13 Note: since we are proceeding around the closed path in a clockwise direction. If the flow is opposite direction, it is indicated as -1.

Question-3: (HOMEWORK-3) When a battery is connected in an electrical circuit, a current flow through the circuit. If the current passes through a resistor, a drop in voltage occurs. These voltage drops obey Ohm's law, which states that, V = RI, where Vis the voltage drop across the resistor (measured in volts), Ris the resistance (measured in ohms), and is the current (measured in amperes). Kirchhoff's Voltage Law In a closed path within an electrical circuit, the sum of the voltage drops in any one direction equals the sum of the voltage sources in the same direction. Example: 2 ohms 20 volts 31 +21=20 51-20 I=4. Find the currents in each branch of the given circuit below 11, 12, 13 11 30 volts 2 ohms 3 ohms 7 3 ohms 54 volts 1₂ 1₁ 6 ohms 13 Note: since we are proceeding around the closed path in a clockwise direction. If the flow is opposite direction, it is indicated as -1.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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