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1. Voltage across the battery in the figure is Group of answer choices 20 V 40...

1.

Voltage across the battery in the figure is

Group of answer choices

20 V

40 V

50 V

30 V

2.

Current flowing through the battery in the above circuit will approximately be

Group of answer choices

12.2 A

20.5 A

10.0 A

6.2 A

3.

A few of 2 Ω resistors are to be connected so that 5.5 A current flows through a circuit driven by a voltage source of 110 V. How can this be done?

Group of answer choices

Twenty 2 Ω resistors connected in parallel             

Ten 2 Ω resistors connected in series   

Ten 2 Ω resistors connected in parallel             

Five 2 Ω resistors connected in series   

4.

Two capacitors C1 = 12.0 pF and C2 = 16.0 pF are connected in parallel across a potential difference V = 120 V . The charges on C1 and C2 will be

Group of answer choices

2.22 nC, 4.42 nC

0.72 nC, 1.40 nC

1.44 nC, 1.92 nC

9.6 0nC, 9.60 nCv

5.

Two capacitors C1 = 32.0 pF and C2 = 16.0 pF are connected in series across a potential difference of 1 kV. Therefore the magnitude of charges on each capacitor will approximately be (q = CV, C → Ceq )

Group of answer choices

22.0 nC

8.0 nC

11.0 nC

18.0 nC

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Answer #1

Problems 1,2,3 requires figure which is missing...I have provided solution for 4 and 5... Hope it helps... please

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