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Circuits 7: Circuit Analysis

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Use the equations and concepts associated with series, parallel, and combination circuits in order to solve the following problems.

 1. EC10Q5
Points: 0/2

A string of outdoor lights has 17 bulbs with equal resistances connected in series. When the string of lights is connected to a 110-Volt outlet, the current in the bulbs is 0.094 Amps.

  1. What is the equivalent resistance of the circuit?

    Equivalent resistance

    Ohms

  2. What is the resistance of each bulb?

    Bulb resistance

    Ohms

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 2. EC11Q2
Points: 0/4

Voltmeters can be used to determine the voltage difference between two points on a circuit. An ammeter can be used to determine the current at any given location on a circuit. The circuit at the right is powered by a 20-Volt battery and utilizes two voltmeters and two ammeters to measure voltage drops and currents. The resistor values are 2.38 Ω (R1) and 6.95 Ω (R2). Determine the ammeter readings and voltmeter readings.

  1. Value of I1.

    Current at position 1

    Amps

  2. Value of ∆V1.

    Voltage across R1

    Volts

  3. Value of I2.

    Current at position 2

    Amps

  4. Value of ∆V2.

    Voltage across R2

    Volts

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 3. EC11Q3
Points: 0/5

A 19.5-Ω (R1) resistor and a 38.3-Ω (R2) resistor are connected in series and placed across a 24-Volt potential difference.

  1. What is the equivalent resistance of the circuit?

    Equivalent resistance

    Ohms

  2. What is the current in the circuit?

    Current

    Amps

  3. What is the voltage drop across R1?

    Voltage drop across R1

    Volts

  4. What is the voltage drop across the two resistors together?

    Voltage drop across both

    Volts

  5. What is the voltage drop across R2?

    Voltage drop across R2

    Volts

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 4. EC11Q6
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Voltmeters can be used to determine the voltage across two points on a circuit. An ammeter can be used to determine the current at any given location on a circuit. The circuit at the right is powered by a 45-Volt power source and utilizes three voltmeters and three ammeters to measure voltage drops and currents. The resistor values are 11.7 Ω (R1), 19.1 Ω (R2) and 8.7 Ω (R3). Determine the ammeter readings and voltmeter readings.

  1. I1

    Current at Position 1

    Amps

  2. ∆V1

    Voltage drop across R1

    Volts

  3. I2

    Current at position 2

    Amps

  4. ∆V2 

    Voltage across R2

    Volts

  5. I3

    Current at position 3

    Amps

  6. ∆V3  

    Voltage across R3

    Volts

  7. I4

    Current at position 4

    Amps

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 5. EC14Q4
Points: 0/5

A 102.7-Ω resistor, a 53.5-Ω resistor, and a 42.4-Ω resistor are connected in parallel and placed across a 20.6-Volt battery.

  1. Calculate the equivalent resistance of the parallel circuit.

    Equivalent resistance

    Ohms

  2. Calculate the current at the battery location.

    Current in battery

    Amps

  3. Calculate the current in the 102.7-Ω resistor.

    Current in R1

    Amps

  4. Calculate the current in the 53.5-Ω resistor.

    Current in R2

    Amps

  5. Calculate the current in the 42.4-Ω resistor.

    Current in R3

    Amps

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 6. EC14Q5
Points: 0/8

Cullen Ary's family loves to cook. According to Cullen's friends, they have every imaginable kitchen gadget that exists. One Sunday afternoon, they have a cooking party in which every member of the family participates. They get out the following small appliances, plug them in and turn them on. The resistance value for each appliance is listed in parenthesis. Each appliance is plugged into 120-volt receptacles that are wired in parallel on the same circuit. The circuit is protected by a 20-amp circuit breaker.

Mixer (80.0 Ω)

Crockpot (63.5 Ω)

Juicer (43.5 Ω)

Blender (18.0 Ω)

Electric Fondue (16.0 Ω)

Wok (9.5 Ω)

Rotisserie (8.0Ω)

Deep-fat fryer (6.0 Ω)

  1. Determine the overall current on the circuit with the mixer and crockpot operating.

    Current

    Amps

  2. Determine the overall current on the circuit with the mixer, crockpot and juicer operating.

    Current

    Amps

  3. Determine the overall current on the circuit with the mixer, crockpot, juicer and blender operating.

    Current

    Amps

  4. Determine the overall current on the circuit with the mixer, crockpot, juicer, blender and electric fondue operating.

    Current

    Amps

  5. Determine the overall current on the circuit with the mixer, crockpot, juicer, blender, electric fondue, and wok operating.

    Current

    Amps

  6. Determine the overall current on the circuit with the mixer, crockpot, juicer, blender, electric fondue, wok, and rotisserie operating.

    Current

    Amps

  7. Determine the overall current on the circuit with the mixer, crockpot, juicer, blender, electric fondue, wok, rotisserie, and the deep-fat fryer operating.

    Current

    Amps

  8. After plugging in which appliance will the circuit become overloaded and the circuit breaker interrupt the circuit.

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 7. EC14Q6
Points: 0/3

A 9.2-volt battery is used to power a parallel circuit with a 2.6 Ω and a 8.9 Ω resistor.

  1. Determine the power level of the 2.6-Ω resistor.

    Power

    Watts

  2. Determine the power level of the 8.9-Ω resistor.

    Power

    Watts

  3. Determine the the total power dissipated in the circuit.

    Total power

    Watts

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