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Assoli18 [71]
3 years ago
8

Dos resistencias de 30 y 20 Ω se conectan en seria a un generador que tiene una diferencia de potencial de 20 V entre sus bornes

. a. Determina la resistencia equivalente de la asociación b. Dibuja el circuito y coloca un amperímetro que indique el valor de la intensidad de la corriente y unos voltímetros que muestren la diferencia de potencial entre los extremos de las resistencias ¿Qué valores muestran estos aparatos?
Physics
1 answer:
ASHA 777 [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

   V = 12V,  V = 8V

Explanation:

a) In this series circuit the equivalent resistance is

          Req - R1 + R2

          Req = 30 + 20

          Eeq = 50 Ω

b) see attached

c) the circuit current is

          i = V / Req

          i = 20/50

          i = 0.4 A

voltages are>

         V = 0.4 30

          V = 12V

           V = 0.4 20

            V = 8V

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