Hi, Please answer with explanation especially part F until the end. Thank you CE
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Hi, Please answer with explanation especially part F until the end. Thank you
CE) What is the potential difference between points C and D when both switches are open? i he potential difference between points C and D when both switches are open? (b)4 (c)5 6 a 6 S6 e None of the above (F) What is the potential difference between points C and D when both switches are closed? (a) (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) 6 SE None of the above (G) What is the potential ) What is the potential difference between points A and D when both switches are closed? (a) (b)4 (c) 5 (d) 6 36 none of the above (CH) What is the potential difference between points A and D when both switches are open? (H) What is the potential difference between points A and D when both switches are oper? (a) (b) 4 (d) 6 a (e) None of the above (1) Does the potential difference between points A and E increase, decrease or remain the same when the S is changed from open to closed? (Assume S, remains open.) a) increase decrease (c) remain the same (U) Does the potential difference between points A and E increase, decrease or remain the same when the S is changed from open to closed? (Assume S remains open.) same when the S, is changed from open to closed? (Assume Si (a) increase ) decrease remain the sameExplanation / Answer
a) s2 is closed so this will form loop and
V= 2E
I= 2E/3R
b) let distribute the current as shown in figure
i0= i1 +i2
io= 2E/3R
i1= 0
i2 = current in 3R = 2E/3R
c) take the first bigger loop
and using kirchoffs volatage law
5E + 2IR + IR -E-2E =0
I (current in 2R) = 2E/3R
d) current = 0
e) potential difference between c and D = 3E ( none of above )
f) then also it will be 3E because curent will flow in resistors
g ) it will be 5E
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