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17.
Which component is of the wrong value?


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Rakesh gupta said:
1 decade ago
Total current in circuit is I= p/v; 9.408/48 = 0.196.
And sum of current through r2, r3 & r3 equals to 0.052.
Current through r1 is 0.048.
And sum of the current through r1, r2, r3, and r4 is 0.102.
The difference between this is 0.196 - 0.102 = 0.092.
They r1 has wrong value r1 t = should have value 144K ohm.
And sum of current through r2, r3 & r3 equals to 0.052.
Current through r1 is 0.048.
And sum of the current through r1, r2, r3, and r4 is 0.102.
The difference between this is 0.196 - 0.102 = 0.092.
They r1 has wrong value r1 t = should have value 144K ohm.
Padhu ar said:
1 decade ago
@Vignesh.
Its watt-meter not a voltmeter. It connects + and - terminal. So it will work.
Its watt-meter not a voltmeter. It connects + and - terminal. So it will work.
Achwaria said:
1 decade ago
One way to start is that, the power comes from the smallest resistor. So, after verifying that currents through R3 and R2(0.04A) and R4(0.012) sum up to 0.052A, we search for a smaller value for R1 that could elevate the power to 9.408W which is exactly 1/3K.
Manikandan said:
1 decade ago
I=v/r so I=48/1*10^3
so i=0.48
but here ammeter shows the value of 0.053
so here we have to change the value of resistance.
so i=0.48
but here ammeter shows the value of 0.053
so here we have to change the value of resistance.
Arunkumar said:
1 decade ago
I1=V/R=48/1K=48mA=0.048A
It=I1+0.052(in circuit itself)
It=0.048+0.052=0.1A
It=0.1A
P=VI
P=48*0.1=4.8W
so the watt meter reading should be 4.8 watts but the circuit shows 9.408W.
so mistake in R1.
Answer is A
It=I1+0.052(in circuit itself)
It=0.048+0.052=0.1A
It=0.1A
P=VI
P=48*0.1=4.8W
so the watt meter reading should be 4.8 watts but the circuit shows 9.408W.
so mistake in R1.
Answer is A
Divz said:
1 decade ago
@ vinoth: that's a wattmeter..not a voltmeter...
Cee said:
1 decade ago
@ H@R you are correct!
Vinoth kumar said:
1 decade ago
Circuit itself wrong. voltmeter is connected in series with circuit no current flows.
Ruwaid said:
1 decade ago
P = V*I .... I = P/V = 9.408/48 = 0.196A (Total Current)
Current on R1 = 0.196 - 0.052 = 0.144A
R1 = 48V/0.144A = 333.33 Ohm (Should be the correct value of R1)
Current on R1 = 0.196 - 0.052 = 0.144A
R1 = 48V/0.144A = 333.33 Ohm (Should be the correct value of R1)
H@RI said:
1 decade ago
Given total power=9.408
Power of r1=48/1*1000=.48mW
r2=48/2*1000=.24mW
r3=48/3*1000=.16mW
r4=48/4*1000=.12mW
Total power = 1W
But the total power given=9.408W.
ie, one resistor is wrong value.
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0.012A is current through R4
I R4= 48/4*1000 = .012A
So R4 is correct value
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0.053 is the current total through r2, r3 and r4 as branch current total.
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We know that current through R4=.012
I (R2+R3) = V/(R2*R3/R2+R3)
=48/(2*3/2+3)1000
=48/(6/5)1000
=48/1200
=.04
Then I(R2+R3+R4)= .04+.012 = .052
So that R2,R3,R4 are correct.
i.e. R1 is wrong
Power of r1=48/1*1000=.48mW
r2=48/2*1000=.24mW
r3=48/3*1000=.16mW
r4=48/4*1000=.12mW
Total power = 1W
But the total power given=9.408W.
ie, one resistor is wrong value.
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0.012A is current through R4
I R4= 48/4*1000 = .012A
So R4 is correct value
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0.053 is the current total through r2, r3 and r4 as branch current total.
.........................................................................
We know that current through R4=.012
I (R2+R3) = V/(R2*R3/R2+R3)
=48/(2*3/2+3)1000
=48/(6/5)1000
=48/1200
=.04
Then I(R2+R3+R4)= .04+.012 = .052
So that R2,R3,R4 are correct.
i.e. R1 is wrong
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