A) Find the equivalent resistance of the circuit shown below between points A&B
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Question
A) Find the equivalent resistance of the circuit shown below between points A&B
B) Find the equivalent capacitance of the circuit below points A & B
C) You charge the capacitors in the figure from part B so that the difference in electrical potential between points A & B is (delta)V= 10V. You then connect point 'A' of the capacitor circuit to point 'a' of the resistor circuit (in part A) and connect B to b, making a complete circuit. What would the initial current through the circuit, Io, be?
Explanation / Answer
remember these about Combination of Resistors
if R1 and R2 are the resistances connected in series then effective resiatcne Rnet = R1+R2
if R1 and R2 are connected in parallel, then 1/Rnet =1/R1 +1/R2 or Rnet = R1R2/(R1+R2)
same current passes through each of the ressitor in series combination and
same votage passes through eacf of the resistor in parallel combination
apply ohms law V = iR
where V = volatge and i = current
so here 3k and 1.5 k are in series = 4.5 k ohms
2k and 5 k are in seres = 7 k ohms
4.5 k and 7 k are in paralell = 4.5 * 7/(4.5+7) = 2.74 k ohms
this 2.74 K ohms is in series with 1k ohms = 3.73 k ohms
this 3.74 k ohms is in parallel with 10 k ohms
so RNet between A and B = 3.74 * 10/(13.74) = 2.72 k ohms
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remember these about Combination of capacitors
if C1 and C2 are the individual capacitor that re connected in series,
then their resultant capaciatnce 1/Cnet = 1/C1+1/C2 or Cnet = C1C2/(C1+C2)
if c1 and C2 are connected in parallel, then their effective capacitancen is Cnet = C1+C2
also in sereis combination same amount of charge passes through each of the capacitiors
and in parallel combination, same PD (voltage) exists across each of the capacitor
B. 1uF and 2 uF are in parallel = 3 uF
3 uF is in sereis with 3uF and 2uF so
1/Cnet = 1/3 + 1/3 + 1./2
Cnet = 0.857 uF
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part C:
ijn RC ckt
intial current i = V/R
i = 10/2720
i = 3.67 mA
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