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Standard XII
Physics
Coupling
Two resistanc...
Question
Two resistances
20
Ω
and
40
Ω
are connected in parallel. If total current is
4.5
A
. Find the current through
20
Ω
resistance
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Solution
Since the resistances are in parallel , therefore the potential
difference (V = IR) across them is same .
Let the current across the 20
Ω
and 40
Ω
resistances be
i
1
and
i
2
respectively.
i
1
+
i
2
=
4.5
...(i)
and
20
i
1
=
40
i
2
...(ii)
From (i) and (ii) , we get
i
1
=
3
A
and
i
2
=
1.5
A
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