Question:
Consider the circuit in the drawing. Determine (a) the magnitude of the current in the circuit and (b) the mag?
anonymous
2009-02-01 04:44:21 UTC
Consider the circuit in the drawing. Determine (a) the magnitude of the current in the circuit and (b) the magnitude of the voltage between the points labeled A and B.

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Four answers:
billrussell42
2009-02-01 05:48:18 UTC
I = (30-10) / (27+8+5+12) = 20/52 =0.385 amps



b) can do it either of two ways. easiest is 30 volts – drop across 27 ohm resistor. Latter is E = IR = 0.385 x 27 = 10.38 volts. Vab = 30–10.38 = 19.62 volts.



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anonymous
2009-02-01 05:52:02 UTC
Total resistance= 5+27+12+8= 52ohms

Total current in circuit= (30-10)/52= 0.3846Amps.

Voltage drop at 27ohms resistane=27*0.3846= 10.386V

hence voltage between point A and B= 30-10.3846= 19.615V.
?
2016-02-27 02:14:36 UTC
The two batteries add up to 20 volts (the polarities are opposite) and the Rs add up to 52 ohms. Current is then 20/52 = 0.385 amps, flowing CW. Vab = –30 + (0.385)(27) = –19.6
goober
2009-02-01 05:39:12 UTC
resistance = 5+8+12+27 = 52 ohms



current = (30-10)/52 = 0.385 A



(b) 27*0.385 = 10.385 v



V(BA) = 30 - 10.385 = 19.62 v


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