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If the current in the circuit is 10.5 A,
what is the potential difference across the
source?
(AI 0.750 V
(B) 9.19 V
(C) 12.0 V
(D) 49.0 V
(E) 147 V

If the current in the circuit is 105 A what is the potential difference across the source AI 0750 V B 919 V C 120 V D 490 V E 147 V class=

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Answer:

E) 147 V

Explanation:

Ra+Rb+Rc = 14.0

V = IR

V = (10.5)(14.0)

V = 147 V

The potential difference across the source will be c)12V

What is Ohm's law ?

Ohm's law states that  the current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage across the two points .

since , R(A) , R(B) AND R(C) are in parallel combination , hence  equivalent

resistance of the circuit will be

1/R = 1/R(A) + 1/ R(B) + 1/ R(C)

1/R= 1/2 + 1/4 +1/8

1/R = 7/8

R = 8/7 ohm

from ohm's law

Voltage = current * resistance

V( source ) = current (in circuit ) * R (equivalent resistance)

V = 10.5 * (8/7)

V = 12 V

The potential difference across the source will be c) 12V

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