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    Assignment No 2 Name: Misbah Ur Rahman Reg Id: 12083 Section: ES Semester: 1 Course: BSSE Subject: Applied Physics Teacher Name: Qazi Haseeb Yousuf

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    Assignment No 2

    Name: Misbah Ur Rahman


    Reg id: 12083
    Section: ES
    Semester: 1
    Course: BSSE
    Subject: Applied Physics
    Teacher Name: Qazi Haseeb Yousuf
    Chapter no 1 problems
    Problem no 1-1

    If 31.251018 electrons are removed from a neutral dielectric. How


    much charge is stored in coulombs?

    N= 31.251018

    We know that e= -1.61019


    Q=?
    Solution
    We know that Q= Ne

    Q= (31.251018)(1.610 -19)
    Q=5 C  ans

    Problem no 1.3

    A dielectric with a positive charge of +5 C has 18.751018 electrons


    added to it. What is the net charge of the dielectric in coulombs?
    Solution we know that

    The charge of 1 electron is -1.601019C

    So the charge on 18.751018 is

    -1.601019  18.751018 =-3C


    When we add the -3C to the +5C we end up with +2C
    Answer➔ +2C
    Problem 1.6
    What is the output voltage of a battery if 10j of energy is expended
    in moving 1.25 C of charge?
    W=10j
    Q=1.25
    V=?
    𝑊
    V= 𝑄

    10
    V=1.25 =8v

    Answer➔ 8v

    Problem 1.12
    A charge of 1C moves past a given point every 0.1s. how much is
    the current?
    Q= 1C
    T= 0.1s
    I=?
    Solution
    We know that;
    𝑄
    I=𝑇
    1
    I= 0.1=10A

    Answer=10A 

    Problem 1.16
    If a current of 1.5A charges a dielectric for 5s how much charge is
    stored in the dielectric?
    I=1.5A
    T=5s
    Q=?
    We know that;
    Q=IT
    Q= (1.5)(5)
    Q=7.5C ANSWER

    Problem 1.19
    Calculate the resistance value in ohms for the following conductance
    values;
    (a) 0.001S (b) 0.01S (C) 0.1S (d) 1S
    Solution
    R=1/G;
    R represent the resistance
    G represent the conductance
    (a) 0.001
    R=1/G
    R- 1/0.001;

    R=1000
    (b) .0.01S
    R=1/G
    R- 1/0.001;

    R=1000
    (c) 0.1S
    R=1/G
    R- 1/0.1;

    R=10

    (d) 1S
    R=1/G
    R- 1/1;

    R=1

    Problem 1.21
    Calculate the conductance value in siemens for each of the
    following resistance values;

    (a) 200
    (b) 100
    (c) 50
    (d) 25
    Solution we know that G=1/R

    (a) 200
    G=1/200
    G=0.005S

    (b) 100
    100
    G=1/100
    G=0.01S

    (c) 50
    50
    G=1/50
    G=0.02S

    (d) 25

    25
    G=1/25
    G=0.04S
    Chapter no #3 problems
    Problem 3.4

    If a 100 resistor is connected across the terminals of a 12-V


    battery . how much is the current?
    Solution;
    V= 12v

    R=100
    I=?
    We know that;
    I=V/R
    I=12/100
    I=0.12A

    Problem 3.5
    If one branch of a 120-V power line is protected by a 20-A
    fuse. Will the fuse carry an 8- load?
    Solution
    V=120-V
    I=20-A
    R=?
    We know that;
    R=V/I
    R=120/20
    R=6
    Problem 3.09

    How much voltage is developed across a 1000 resistor if it has a


    current of 0.01 A?
    Solution

    R=1000
    I=0.01A
    V=?
    We know that;
    V=IR
    V=(0.01)(1000)
    V=10v  answer

    Problem 3.10

    A lightbulb drawing 1.25 A of current has a resistance of 96. How


    much is the voltage across the lightbulb?
    Solution
    I=1.25 A

    R=96

    V=?
    We know that;
    V=IR
    V=(1.25)(96)
    V=120v  ANSWER

    Problem 3.15
    If a CD player draws 1.6-A of current from a 13.6-Vdc source, how
    much is its resistance?
    Solution
    I=1.6-A
    V=13.6-Vdc
    R=?
    We know that;
    R=V/I
    R=13.6/1.6

    R=8.5 ANSWER

    THE END

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