Determine the voltage V1 for the network shown in figure
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The equivalent capacitance of circuit is
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How long will a 9V battery with an ampere hour rating of 520 mAH will provide the current of 20mA
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Life = 520𝑚𝐴ℎ/20𝑚𝐴 = 26h
Find equivalent resistance between A and B
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Find equivalent resistance between the ends
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There are ‘n’ number of wires of resistance ‘R’ , what will be the ratio of maximum to minimum resistance
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Determine the current of the following network shown in figure
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Determine the input impedance of the RLC series network
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How much energy in kilo-watt hour is required to light a bulb of a 60W continuously for one year
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When AC flows through a capacitor then the current
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Find equivalent resistance between A and B
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Calculate the equivalent inductance of the network
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Super-position theorem is applicable to the
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Unit of luminous intensity is
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The internal resistance of an ideal voltage source
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Electrical energy is measured in
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Electric field intensity is
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All the current in series circuit are
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Unit of potential is
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SI unit of power is
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Find Thevenin’s equivalent resistance and Thevenin’s voltage of circuit if V=10 V
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The maximum power delivered to the load when
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In a series RLC circuit, setting R=0 will produce
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Inductor store energy in
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Kindly again confirm the answer of following:
Superposition is applicable to both voltage and current but it is not applicable to power because it is only applicable for Linear quantities whereas power is not a linear quantity.
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The internal resistance of an ideal voltage source is Zero
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My answer is Rth=10 ohm, Vth=10 V. Please correct me if I am wrong otherwise correct the answer.
Sorry I was wrong. Because the voltage drop across the 5 ohm resistor is to be taken as Vth and it turns out to be 5V.
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