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| Jan27-07, 11:59 AM | #1 |
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Current Flow
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In the circuit below: (a) Find the current I1 that passes through the 7.5 Ω resistor. 2. Relevant equations Kirchhoff's Rule--Loops 3. The attempt at a solution This was a problem in my textbook. The answer is .65 A, but I don't understand how to get that. I tried Kirchhoff's rule by finding equivalent R between A & B and Then finding equivalent R between A & C then finding I, Then breaking I into I1 and I2 (according to the parallel resistances between A & B) However, I still didn't get the answer, .65 A. Was my approach correct, or is there another way? Thank you. |
| Jan27-07, 02:14 PM | #2 |
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Your plan of how to solve it is OK, and when I did it that way I got 0.65A.
If you can't find your mistake, show your working, then somebody can check through it. |
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