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Electrical Potential between 2 points
You need the current across those two resistors to find the voltage drop. Would that current be the same current that flows through R2 and R3?- UTK_James
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Electrical Potential between 2 points
I know the dissipating power is equal to v^2/R so that would be .2=9^2/R, with the R value being 405 ohms, but from there I have no clue where to go from there.- UTK_James
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Electrical Potential between 2 points
A-----R1------*------- | | R2 R3 | | B-----R4------*-------- UTK_James
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Electrical Potential between 2 points
Mentor note: Member warned about posting a question without the template 1. Find the electrical potential between A and B given that R1=R2=R4=100 Ohms; Power dissipated by R3 is 200 mW at 9 Volts [ code ] A---------R1-----------*------------------- | |...- UTK_James
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- Circuits Electrical Electrical potential Points Potential
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Power dissipated by a resistor in combined citcuit
Just a note, the R2 is inbetween the two stars and R3 is at the end of the circuit. SOrry for the confusion- UTK_James
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Power dissipated by a resistor in combined citcuit
Find the power dissipated by R2 given that V a-b=120 volts, R1=1, R2=3.33, R3=2, and R4=3 I've worked this problem, just want to confirm I worked it correctly. A---------R1-----------*------------------- | |...- UTK_James
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- Dc circuit Dissipation Power Power dissipated Resistor Voltage drop
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