Q 1 :    

A constant voltage of 50 V is maintained between the points A and B of the circuit shown in the figure. The current through the branch CD of the circuit is       [2025]

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  • 2.5 A

     

  • 3.0 A

     

  • 1.5 A

     

  • 2.0 A

     

(4)

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Let potential at junction C be x

        x-501+x-503+x-02+x-04=0

        12x-600+4x-200+6x+3x=0

         25x-800=0

or      x=80025=32V

Current through 1Ω resistance

         I1=50-321=18A

Current through 2Ω resistance

        I2=32-02=16A

   Current through branch CD is

        ICD=I1-I2=18-16=2A



Q 2 :    

The steady state current in the circuit shown below is            [2024]

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  • 0.67 A

     

  • 1.5 A

     

  • 2 A

     

  • 1 A

     

(3)

In steady state capacitor acts as an open circuit.

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So, the circuit will become

Req=2+3=5Ω

V=10V

I=VReq=105=2A



Q 3 :    

If the galvanometer G does not show any deflection in the circuit shown, the value of R is given by         [2023]

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  • 100 Ω

     

  • 400 Ω

     

  • 200 Ω

     

  • 50 Ω

     

(1)

Since galvanometer shows no deflection, thus voltage across R is 2V.

Now, voltage across R is, V=10R400+R

or    2=10R400+R    R=100Ω



Q 4 :    

The potential difference (VA-VB) between the points A and B in the given figure is                [2016]

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  • -3 V

     

  • +3 V

     

  • +6 V

     

  • +9 V

     

(4)

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VAB=VA-VB=2×2+3+1×2=9 V