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EMF & Circuits Homework: Solve for Vab
Awesome, thank you so much for all the help. That makes perfect sense, sorry I was confused. You really helped out a lot, have a great day- rasmusuperfan
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EMF & Circuits Homework: Solve for Vab
Well, V = E - Ir, would you solve for r to be 5.08V = 15V - 3.1A*r? And I am sorry, but I don't quit get what you mean by a voltage divider, they split evenly?- rasmusuperfan
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EMF & Circuits Homework: Solve for Vab
I am sorry, don't know how I forgot the most important part. It asks when R = 6.00 ohms, what is the reading of the voltmeter- rasmusuperfan
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EMF & Circuits Homework: Solve for Vab
Homework Statement In the circuit (http://i.imgur.com/II38M.jpg),a variable resistor R is connected across the terminals of a battery, and an ideal ammeter and ideal voltmeter are also connected. In the figure, E is the internal emf of the battery, and r is its internal resistance. All the...- rasmusuperfan
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Capacitor how the plates are connected
I am sorry, but I still don't see what to do. I feel like this is a simple problem, but I am lost. I don't want to seem like I am just asking for an answer, but I've been struggling with this for the past 2 hours and nothing is making sense. After they are connected it would be something like...- rasmusuperfan
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Capacitor how the plates are connected
Homework Statement Capacitor C1 is charged so that potential difference between its plates is 20V. Another capacitor C2=33 microF has potential difference of 4 V. After plates of the capacitor that carry the charge of the opposite sign were connected the potential difference became 2V, find...- rasmusuperfan
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