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U r given several identical resistances each of value 10ohms & each capable of carryin a max current of 1 A.It is requied to make a suitable combination of these resistances to produce a resistance of 5 ohm which cancarry current of 4 A.Themin no of resistances required is


4


10


8


20


ans is 8


A carbon & an aluminium wire are connected in series .If the combination has resistance of 30 ohms at 00C,what is the resistance of each wire at 00C so that resistance of the combination does not change with temperature. 


c=-0.5x10-3/0C Al=4 x10-3/0C


10 80


80/3 10/3


 


40/3 80/3


40 80


ans is 80/3 10/3


 

    
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ans to 1st question)


we need a network to carry 4A and equi resritance of 5ohm


therefore we cant TAKE ALONE series resistors thus parrallel arrange ment is taken with 4 branches now


since 1A flows through each branch the resistors ineach branch need to be equal therefore (x/4)=5 thus x=20


but we have 10ohm only so each branch has 2 such and thus eight


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PL SOMEONE ANSWER THE 2 Q

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we know that Rt=R0[1+dt].So,the resistance of the combination at t0C is


R'=Rc[1+ct]+Ra[1+at]=Rc+Ra since the resistance shud not vary with temparature.By substituting the values,we get Rc=8Ra and we already know that their sum is 30.This gives the ans. as 80/3,10/3


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hey no offence but the formula is for resistivity and not resistance
besides temp is ought to change length and area
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