Problem 1 on current electricity

In summary, the conversation discusses finding the current and voltage across a resistor as a function of time, and using this information to calculate the generated heat using a specific formula. The conversation also mentions the policy of showing effort before receiving the answer.
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Homework Statement



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Homework Equations



Req=1/R1+1/R2+... for parallel and Req.=R1+R2+... for series... Kirchoff's law for Current and Potential to be applied

The Attempt at a Solution


completely lost ... pls help
 

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First you need to find current and voltage across [itex]R_{2}[/itex] as a function of time. Then you can find the generated heat by using the formula

[tex]W_{2}=\int^{\infty}_{0}V_{2}(t)I_{2}(t)dt,[/tex]

where [itex]V_{2}[/itex] and [itex]I_{2}[/itex] are the voltage and current across resistor [itex]R_{2}[/itex]. As you see, time goes from 0 to infinity (when the capacitor is fully charged).
 
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N-Gin said:
First you need to find current and voltage across [itex]R_{2}[/itex] as a function of time. Then you can find the generated heat by using the formula

[tex]W_{2}=\int^{\infty}_{0}V_{2}(t)I_{2}(t)dt,[/tex]

where [itex]V_{2}[/itex] and [itex]I_{2}[/itex] are the voltage and current across resistor [itex]R_{2}[/itex]. As you see, time goes from 0 to infinity (when the capacitor is fully charged).

can u give me the answer?
 
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anshuiit said:
can u give me the answer?

It's against the policy! You need to show some effort first.
 
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As a scientist, it is important to approach problems in a systematic and logical manner. The first step would be to carefully read and understand the problem statement. In this case, the problem is related to current electricity and involves the use of Kirchoff's laws for current and potential.

The next step would be to identify the relevant equations and principles that can be applied to solve the problem. In this case, the equations for equivalent resistance in parallel and series circuits, as well as Kirchoff's laws, are mentioned in the problem statement. It is important to have a clear understanding of these equations and principles before attempting to solve the problem.

Once the relevant equations and principles have been identified, the next step would be to carefully analyze the circuit and identify the known and unknown values. This will help in determining the appropriate approach to solving the problem.

In this case, it is also important to draw a circuit diagram and label all the known values and unknowns. This will help in visualizing the problem and making it easier to apply the equations and principles.

After carefully analyzing the problem and identifying the known and unknown values, the next step would be to apply the relevant equations and principles to solve for the unknown values. It is important to show all the steps and calculations in a clear and organized manner.

In conclusion, as a scientist, it is important to approach problems in a systematic and logical manner, carefully analyzing the problem and applying the appropriate equations and principles to arrive at a solution.
 

1. What is "Problem 1 on current electricity"?

Problem 1 on current electricity is a specific problem or question related to the flow of electric charge through a conductor. It may involve calculations, diagrams, or theoretical concepts to be solved or explained.

2. What types of problems can be found in "Problem 1 on current electricity"?

The problems in "Problem 1 on current electricity" can range from basic calculations of current, voltage, and resistance in a circuit to more complex problems involving Kirchhoff's laws, Ohm's law, and series and parallel circuits.

3. How can I solve "Problem 1 on current electricity" effectively?

The key to solving "Problem 1 on current electricity" effectively is to have a strong understanding of the fundamental concepts and equations related to current electricity. It is also important to carefully read and analyze the given problem, draw a clear diagram if needed, and use logical steps to arrive at the solution.

4. Are there any tips or tricks for solving "Problem 1 on current electricity"?

Some tips for solving "Problem 1 on current electricity" include: 1) using the correct units for all quantities (e.g. volts, amps, ohms), 2) double-checking calculations for accuracy, 3) following the correct circuit diagram convention, and 4) breaking down complex problems into smaller, more manageable steps.

5. Can "Problem 1 on current electricity" be applied to real-world situations?

Yes, the concepts and equations involved in "Problem 1 on current electricity" are used in many real-world applications, such as designing electrical circuits, calculating power usage, and troubleshooting issues in electrical systems. Understanding and being able to solve these problems can also be useful in everyday life, such as understanding your electricity bill or choosing the right size wire for a DIY project.

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