Using OHM's Law
let,
R1 = 15 ohm
R2 = 10 ohm
I1 = 0.63 A
I2 = ?
P = ?
V = ?
solve for Voltage (V) using R1 and I1
V = I1 * R1
V = (0.63) * (15)
solve for I2,
I2 = V / R2
I2 = 9.45 / 10
Solve for Total Current (I-total),
I-total = I1 + I2
I-total = 0.63 + 0.945
Solve for Power,
P = V * I-total
P = 9.45 * 1.575
Solve for Total Resistance,
Total Resistance = (R1*R2) / (R1+R2)
Total Resistance = (15*10) / (15+10)
Total Resistance = (150) / (25)
CHECK for I-total using Total Resistance,
I-total = V / Total Resistance
I-total = 9.45 / 6
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Using OHM's Law
V = IR
P = VI
let,
R1 = 15 ohm
R2 = 10 ohm
I1 = 0.63 A
I2 = ?
P = ?
V = ?
solve for Voltage (V) using R1 and I1
V = I1 * R1
V = (0.63) * (15)
V = 9.45 V
solve for I2,
I2 = V / R2
I2 = 9.45 / 10
I2 = 0.945 A
Solve for Total Current (I-total),
I-total = I1 + I2
I-total = 0.63 + 0.945
I-total = 1.575 A
Solve for Power,
P = V * I-total
P = 9.45 * 1.575
P = 14.88 Watts
Solve for Total Resistance,
Total Resistance = (R1*R2) / (R1+R2)
Total Resistance = (15*10) / (15+10)
Total Resistance = (150) / (25)
Total Resistance = 6 ohms
CHECK for I-total using Total Resistance,
I-total = V / Total Resistance
I-total = 9.45 / 6
I-total = 1.575 A Same answer as I-total = I1 + I2
* as always, double check my answers for errors or carelessness.
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