Let the three resistances be R₁,R₂,R₃, with R₁ : R₂ = 1 : 2 Given: 1/R₁ + 1/R₂ + 1/R₃ = 1 Solving for integer values, the largest resistance is 6 ohms. Answer: (c) 6.
Discussion Forum Latest Questions
Let the internal resistance be r and the balance lengths be I₁ = 2m, l₂ = 3m. Using the potentiometer equation: l₁/l₂ = R₁/R₂ Solving for r, we get 1 Ω. Answer: (a) 1 Ω.
Let initial balance condition be: R₁ + 10/R₂ = 50/50 After removing 10 Ω, new balance condition: R₁/R₂ = 40/60 Solving for R₁, we get 40 Ω. Answer: (c) 40 Ω.
For series connection: Total resistance Rₛ = nR + R, current I = E / (nR + R). For parallel connection: Equivalent resistance Rₚ = R/n, total resistance Rₜ = (R/n) + R, current 10I = E / [(R/n) + ...
Resistance R of a wire is R = ρ (l / A) = ρ (l / πr²). Given l₁:l₂:l₃ = 2:3:4 and r₁:r₂:r₃ = 3:4:5, solving for I, the ratio is 54:64:75. Answer: (b) 54:64:75.