Three resistors are joined in a parallel configuration. The values are 8 Ω, 10 Ω and 7 Ω. Using current divider, find the current flowing through all resistors.
To solve this problem you should know the basic Current divider rule.
Step 1: Find the equivalent resistance Rt of three resistors.
In the present case, it is 2.7184 ohm.
Step 2: Applying the rule:
In the present case, it is 2.7184 ohm.
Step 2: Applying the rule:
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These are really good examples to learn, as they tend to be in this form on the exams.
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