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Alternating Current and Voltage

13.

What is the peak voltage across R₃ in the given circuit?

1.2 V

5 V

7 V

12 V

Answer: Option

Explanation:

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Discussion:

10 comments Page 1 of 1.

Vasu said: 1 decade ago

Vp=Vr1+Vr2+Vr3
Hence, Vr3=12-(1.2+5.8)
= 5V

(2)

Abc said: 9 years ago

Thanks for telling this simple set of answer @Vasu.

Mintokz said: 9 years ago

The supply is in peak voltage and other voltages are in RMS. Hence there is no correct answer in options.

Veeresh said: 7 years ago

Thanks for the explanation.

Jayakumar said: 7 years ago

Thank you @Vasu.

Sdas said: 7 years ago

Thanks for solving it

Ajit said: 5 years ago

1.2 is the right answer.

As voltage is the same in the parallel, sinceR1andR3 are parallel voltage is 1.2.

Siddu said: 5 years ago

Nice, Thanks @Vasu.

JAGADEESHA .V said: 3 years ago

Thanks for the answer @Vasu.

Sajan kumar p said: 3 years ago

Thanks for explaining @Vasu.

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