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VA Homework 2: current Ele. x Chegg Study I Guided solu x c Chegg Study I Guided

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Explanation / Answer

12) V =10.2 V, I =106 mA, R = 74 ohms

V = I*(R+r)

10.2 = 0.106*(74+r)

internal resistance r = 22.23 ohms


13) V = 5 V, I = 2.5 mA

(a) R = V/I = 5/2.5

I = 2 kiloohms

(b) emf = V+ Ir = 5 +(2.5*0.001*3*1000)

emf =12.5 V

(c) V(r) = I*r = 2.5*0.001*3*1000

= 7.5 V

(d) R and r resistors are in series, In series combination current is constant. And battery emf resolved into two volages, that is voltage across R and voltage across r