Does the zero electric field intensity in a given region imply zero potential?
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Actually Welcome to the Concept of the Ohms Law,
According to the Ohms law,
V = I*R, where, V = Voltage, I = Current, R = resistance,
so here given as, V = 240 V, I = 32 A,
so we get as, R = 240/32
R = 7.5 ohms,
===> The resistant R is ==> 7.5 ohms.
Answer:
34.70 N
Explanation:
Given :
F~ 1 = 43 N in direction 38◦
F~ 2 = 26 N in direction −140◦
F~ 3 = 27 N in direction 110◦
Therefore,
F~x = 43 cos (38) + 26 cos (-140) + 27 cos (110)
= 43 (0.7) + 26 (-0.7) + 27 (-0.3)
= 3.8
F~y = 43 sin (38) + 26 sin (-140) + 27 sin (110)
= 43 (0.6) + 26 (-0.6) + 27 (0.9)
= 34.5
so, F~ =
= 34.70 N