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A string of five series resistors is connected across a 6 V battery. Zero voltage is measured across all resistors except R3. The voltage across R3 is
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Lakmal said:
1 decade ago
Like R1245 resistors are 0 ohms. Like a wire. Like 6v battery dirrect connect to R3 resistor. So answer is 6v.
Judhistir said:
1 decade ago
Here voltage drop across r1 r2 r4 and r5 is zero. That means r1+r2+r4+r5=0. So voltage across r3 resistor=6v.
Sher Ali said:
1 decade ago
I think the Current is same in series circuit. So if all the resistors are 0 ohm then the R3 will be 0 Ohm.
Ahmed said:
1 decade ago
Correct answer is A for series case.
It would be correct if the connection is parallel.
It would be correct if the connection is parallel.
Ashok kumar said:
1 decade ago
If they are connected in series then the voltage across R3 is zero. If connected in parallel or series parallelly subdivided then we may conclude about the voltage across R3 is non zero value i.e. 6v.
Priti singh said:
1 decade ago
Voltage is zero means register is shorted i.e. zero valued resistor is present there and therefore the entire value of circuit voltage appears across the resistor having some value. So the right answer will be 6v.
R Rakesh said:
1 decade ago
Ohm's law is V = IR, it says that the voltage is directly proportional to the current. Also, the resistance through the all resistors is zero except third resistor which means that, the voltage will not drop in first two resistors. So, definitely 6V from the power source will be go through the third resistor. According to the ohm's law the voltage drop will be occur in third resistor which will not follow in the fourth and fifth resistors, because they given the resistance of next two resistors as zero.
In series circuit, the current through the each resistor will be same, but not voltage which will vary depends upon the resistance. If resistance is high, voltage drop will be high. We can say the resistance in terms of load. So, the voltage across the third resistor is 6V.
In series circuit, the current through the each resistor will be same, but not voltage which will vary depends upon the resistance. If resistance is high, voltage drop will be high. We can say the resistance in terms of load. So, the voltage across the third resistor is 6V.
S.sasikumarB.E., said:
1 decade ago
Except R3 Resistance, all other resistance are zero so no current flow, so r3 also no current flow and no voltage R3=0.
Akash ray said:
1 decade ago
@Jagmel I agree with you.
AS it is given in resistors 12456 zero voltage. So either the resistance or the current in those resistors may be zero. So answer is 6V.
AS it is given in resistors 12456 zero voltage. So either the resistance or the current in those resistors may be zero. So answer is 6V.
Sunil said:
1 decade ago
A starting all 5 resisters are connected 6 volts, in series connection there are all ways same voltage in all resister. Starting are IS 6V r3 resister is always 6v.
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