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In the series circuit shown, V=9 V, R1=3.3 k , and R2=5.7 k . Find the voltage at point A with respect to the negative terminal of the source.
- 3.3 V
- 4.5 V
- 5.7 V
- 6.75 V
Answer
C. 5.7 V
Solution
I=V/RT=1 mA. The voltage at A equals the total drop across the resistors between A and the negative terminal: VA=I(R2)=(1 mA)(5.7 k )=5.7 V.
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