00:01
Here given that three resistance as r1 is equal to 1000 om, r2 is equals to 500 om and r3 is equal to 1500 om.
00:20
First for a part we have to calculate the resistance.
00:26
What is the total resistance when here v is equal to 10 volt? so we will apply the formula because there are resistance in series combination first.
00:39
So r is equal to in series combination, r is equal to r1 plus r2 plus r3, so here, thousand plus 500 plus 1, plus 1 ,500, ome is equal to 3, 3 ,000, plus 1 ,500, 3000 ome that is total resistance will be this.
01:13
Now we know that we first part a is the total resistance now for b part we have to calculate i so we know that since v is equal to ir so i is equal to v divided by r now v is 10 and r is 3 ,000 so here current is 0 .003 as a part, resistance was and current is here, current is 0 .003 ampere, same as for resistance here, 3 ,000 home.
02:21
And for c part, they have asked about.
02:23
The part of first question, we have asked if the resistance is increases in series.
02:28
Since we know that b is equal to ir and i is equal to b divided by r.
02:38
If r is increasing, so i will be decreasing in series.
03:04
For now, second question, if r, again there are c registers are in parallel.
03:10
And the resistance value same, 1 ,000 ome, 500 ome and 1500 ome.
03:24
And here v is equal to 10 volt because it is a parallel combination.
03:31
So for parallel combination 1 upon r is equal to 1 upon r1, that means 1 divided by r1 plus 1 divided by r2 plus 1 divided by r3.
03:50
So we put the value 1 divided by 1000 plus 1 divided by 500 plus 1 divided by 1500.
04:00
Here we can take as lc and that is 3 ,000.
04:04
So here it will be coming 1 ,000 table 3 times, 500 tables 6 times and here it will be 2 times.
04:15
So total will be 10 divided by 3000.
04:19
This is the value for 1 divided by r.
04:22
And we have to calculate r.
04:24
We will do because 1 divided by r is equal to 10 divided by 3 ,000...