Answer:
248.756 mV
49.7265 µA
Explanation:
The Thevenin equivalent source at one terminal of the bridge is ...
voltage: (100 V)(1000/(1000 +1000) = 50 V
impedance: 1000 || 1000 = (1000)(1000)/(1000 +1000) = 500 Ω
The Thevenin equivalent source at the other terminal of the bridge is ...
voltage = (100 V)(1010/(1000 +1010) = 100(101/201) ≈ 50 50/201 V
impedance: 1000 || 1010 = (1000)(1010)/(1000 +1010) = 502 98/201 Ω
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The open-circuit voltage is the difference between these terminal voltages:
(50 50/201) -(50) = 50/201 V ≈ 0.248756 V . . . . open-circuit voltage
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The current that would flow is given by the open-circuit voltage divided by the sum of the source resistance and the load resistance:
(50/201 V)/(500 +502 98/201 +4000) = 1/20110 A ≈ 49.7265 µA
Answer:
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Answer:
Explanation:
a. Cast iron or Aluminium alloy are typically used. Aluminium is much lighter in weight and it can transfer heat better to the coolant. While Cast Iron is typically stronger and is thus still used by the manufacturers.
b. Copper can be used as a condensing heat exchanger for hot steam due to its optimal thermal properties and its ability to resist corrosion.
c. high-speed steel are perfect for producing drill bits because of its hardness and resistance to heat to an extent. Drill bits tend to produce heat as a result of the friction between it and the material to be drilled.
d. lead can be used as a container for strong acids because of its anti-corrosive properties
e.zinc and copper can be used as fuel in pyrotechnics mainly due to the fact that burn with refreshing colours. Aluminium can also be used.
f. Platinum is the metal that best suits this purpose because of its high melting point and resistivity to oxidation.
Answer:
Answer is c Heisenberg's uncertainty principle
Explanation:
According to Heisenberg's uncertainty principle there is always an inherent uncertainty in measuring the position and momentum of a particle simultaneously.
Mathematically

here 'h' is planck's constant
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