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Makovka662 [10]
3 years ago
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20 points plz help i dont really understand how to do this

Physics
1 answer:
Artist 52 [7]3 years ago
4 0

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1. Calculate the equivalent resistance in the circuit :

In the given diagram, the resistors are in series connection,

So equivalent resistance = sum of resistance of both resistors.

\large \boxed{R_{eq} =R_1 +R_2  }

  • R_{eq} =  480 + 360

  • R_{eq} = 840 \: ohms

Therefore, Equivalent resistance = 840 ohms.

2. Calculate the current through the battery :

\boxed{ \mathrm{current =  \dfrac{potential \:  \: difference}{resistance} }}

  • i =  \dfrac{120}{840}

  • i =  \dfrac{1}{7}

  • i = 0.142 \: Amperes

Hence, current through the battery = 0.142 A

3. How much current is passing through each resistor :

Since the resistors are joined in series connection, the current flowing through each resistor will be equal = 0.142 Amperes.

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