ChainedBoxer
New Member
I'm having a really tough time figuring out this Ohms Law problem. I am working on an electronics home study course and I don't want to submit the wrong answer; so I thought that I would post the problem here for help. I would like, but don't need, the formula listed that you used to get your answers. I know that I should figure this out on my own, and I will, but for now I need to submit this lesson to my school. I have figured out all of the other math questions, but this one problem has had me stuck for weeks now.
Can anyone help me answer these questions?
https://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/266/circuitn.png/
((NOTE: Where the question "What Is the Current Through R1 In Amps?", it should read "R2" instead.))
Known Circuit Values:
Total Voltage: 10 Volts
Resistor 1 - R1 - In Series - Value: 1K
Resistor 2 - R2 - In Parallel With R3 - Value: 4K
Resistor 3 - R3 - In Parallel With R2 - Value: 4K
Questions:
1. What Is The Total Current Equal to In Amps?
2. What Is The Voltage Across R1?
3. What Is The Current Through R3 In Amps?
4. What Is The Current Through R2 In Amps? (I First Listed It As R1 In The Pic, But It Should Be R2).
5. What Is The Current Value Through R1 In Watts?
6. What Is The Total Power Consumed In Watts?
7. What Is The Power Consumed By R3 In Watts
Can anyone help me answer these questions?
https://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/266/circuitn.png/
((NOTE: Where the question "What Is the Current Through R1 In Amps?", it should read "R2" instead.))
Known Circuit Values:
Total Voltage: 10 Volts
Resistor 1 - R1 - In Series - Value: 1K
Resistor 2 - R2 - In Parallel With R3 - Value: 4K
Resistor 3 - R3 - In Parallel With R2 - Value: 4K
Questions:
1. What Is The Total Current Equal to In Amps?
2. What Is The Voltage Across R1?
3. What Is The Current Through R3 In Amps?
4. What Is The Current Through R2 In Amps? (I First Listed It As R1 In The Pic, But It Should Be R2).
5. What Is The Current Value Through R1 In Watts?
6. What Is The Total Power Consumed In Watts?
7. What Is The Power Consumed By R3 In Watts