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    Student ID : bc230403898

    Assignment #1

    Q.1:
    For the circuit network given below, the power absorbed by the 7Ω resistance
    is 252 Watts. Find out the value of source voltageVS and value of current IS,
    IBand IA. [Marks:10]

    Solution
    Given that

    P = 252W

    R = 7Ω

    As we know that

    P = I 2R
    P
    I=
    2
    R

    252
    I= Amps
    2
    7

    I = 36 Amps
    2

    I = √ 36 Amps

    I = 6 Amps
    This current is same as current source I s So,
    I s = 6 Amps

    From Ohm’s law

    V= IR
    V s = (6*7) V

    V s = 42V

    Finally if there are other arrangements in a circuit, the currents I a and I bare equal to
    6 Amps. Because in series circuit the current is constant which means that current
    is equal on all points. Therefore,

    I= I s= I a= I b=6 Amps

    Q.2:
    Identify and label each node and using the Nodal analysis, find out Voltage
    valueat each node and Current I0for 6KΩ in circuit given below.[Marks:10]

    Solution
    In the below figure, V1 is the voltage from node 1 with respect to ground and V2 is
    the voltage from node 2 with respect to ground.

    The nodal equation at node 1 is


    V 1−12 V 1 V 1−V 2
    + + =0
    12 4 6
    V 1−¿ 2V
    V 1−12+3 V 1 +2 2
    ¿=0
    12

    6V 1−2V 2−12 = 0

    2(3V 1−V 2−6) = 0

    3V 1−6 = V 2
    V 2 = 3V 1−6 [1]

    The nodal equation at node 2 is


    V 2 V 2−V 1
    0.002 + + =0
    12 6

    0.024+V 2 +2 V 2−2 V 1
    =0
    12

    0.024+3V 2−2V 1 = 0

    3V 2= 2V 1−0.024 [2]

    Substitute Equation 1 in Equation 2.

    3(3V 1-6) = 2V 1−0.024

    9V 1−18 = 2V 1−0.024

    9V 1−2V 1 = 18−0.024

    7V 1 = 17.976
    V 1 = 2.568V

    Substitute V1 = 2.568 V in Equation1.

    V 2= 3(2.568)−6

    V 2= 1.704V

    As we know that

    V= IR
    V2
    I0 =
    R

    1.704
    I0 = 12

    I0 = 0.142 A

    I0 = 142mA

    Q.3:

    Give brief answers:

    a) Two resistances of value 4Ω and 6Ω are connected in series of 10V battery


    source. Draw its circuit diagram and find Power dissipated across 6Ω.

    Solution
    Given

    V = 10V

    R = 6Ω
    V2
    P= R

    2
    10
    P=
    6

    100
    P= 6

    P = 16.7W

    b) Is it possible that current does not flow through a circuit even if circuit is
    closed?
    Answer
    No, it is not possible because in a closed circuit number of incoming voltages are
    equal to the number of outgoing voltages . Current can only flow in closed circuit.

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