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    Mechanics: Ohm's Law and


    Kirchoff’s Law
    Problem 1:
    A battery with a terminal voltage of 9 V is
    connected to a circuit consisting of four Problem 3:
    20Ω and one 10Ω resistors all in series wo resistors connected in series (R1,R2)
    (Figure 10.3.3 ). Assume the battery has are connected to two resistors that are
    negligible internal resistance. connected in parallel (R3,R4) . The series-
    A. Calculate the equivalent resistance parallel combination is connected to a
    of the circuit. battery. Each resistor has a resistance of
    B. Calculate the current through each 10.00 Ohms. The wires connecting the
    resistor. resistors and battery have negligible
    C. Calculate the potential drop across resistance. A current of 2.00 Amps runs
    each resistor. through resistor R1 . What is the voltage
    D. Determine the total power supplied by the voltage source?
    dissipated by the resistors and the
    power supplied by the battery.

    Problem 2:
    Figure 10.3.6 shows resistors wired in a Problem 4:
    combination of series and parallel. We can
    For the circuit below, calculate the current
    consider R1 to be the resistance of wires
    drawn
    leading to R2 and R3 .
    from the battery and the current in the 6
    A. Find the equivalent resistance of
    Ω resistor.
    the circuit.
    B. What is the potential drop V1
    across resistor R1 ?
    C. Find the current I2 through resistor
    R2 .
    D. What power is dissipated by R2 ?
    Problem 5: R=30Ω. Find the total voltage supplied by
    the battery, and also current, voltage
    Find the equivalent resistance looking into
    drop, and resistance of each resistor in the
    the indicated port of the “ladder network”
    circuit.
    shown.

    Problem 9:
    Problem 6:
    What is the equivalent resistance of the
    Find the equivalent resistance looking into following circuit?
    the indicated port of the circuit shown
    below.

    Problem 10:
    What is the current supplied by the
    battery in the following circuit? What is
    the current through each resistor in the
    circuit? What is the potential difference
    across each resistor?
    Problem 7:
    An emf source of 6.0V6.0V is
    connected to a purely resistive lamp
    and a current of 2.02.0 amperes flows.
    All the wires are resistance-free. What
    is the resistance of the lamp?

    Problem 8:
    The current flowing in a circuit containing
    four resistors connected in series is
    I=1.0A. The potential drops across the
    first, second and third resistors are,
    respectively: V=5V, V=8V and V=7V. The
    equivalent resistance of the circuit is Problem 11:
    Calculate the Potential Difference(Voltage)
    of eachcapacitor.

    Problem 12:
    Given two capacitors 3.5F and 4.2F, and a
    total electric potential of 200V, find all the
    following values if the capacitor are in
    parallel.
    CT= C1= C2=
    QT= C2= C3=
    VT= V1= V2=

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