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From Ohm’s law for circuits,

it follows that the total resistance Rtotof two components connected in parallel is given by the equation

Rtot=R1R2R1+R2

where R1,R2are individual resistance.

(a) Let R1=10Ω{"x":[[4,4,5,16,24,28,21,4,4,5,33],[44,51,52,52],[66,92],[66,93],[107,107,107,107,108,108,109,111,112,114,114,114,115,115],[129,126,126,126,126,127,129,129,129,138,142,146,149,152,154,159,162,165,173,171,168,163,158,155,147,143,139,138,137,136,136,136,135,135,134,133,132,132,132,130],[196,197,199,203,208,210,215,217,218,219,219,219,220,219,218,216,207,206,206,208,210,213,216,222,229,237,241,243,244,247,248,249,249,249,249,249,249,249,249,248,248,248,255,258,264,267,271,272,273]],"y":[[116,9,9,13,24,38,55,61,61,61,116],[101,90,91,142],[74,74],[93,93],[47.25390625,46.25390625,48.25390625,49.25390625,61.25390625,65.25390625,88.25390625,104.25390625,118.25390625,127.25390625,128.25390625,129.25390625,129.25390625,130.25390625],[58.25390625,64.25390625,66.25390625,70.25390625,73.25390625,80.25390625,87.25390625,88.25390625,89.25390625,103.25390625,106.25390625,109.25390625,109.25390625,109.25390625,108.25390625,103.25390625,99.25390625,97.25390625,68.25390625,64.25390625,61.25390625,58.25390625,56.25390625,55.25390625,55.25390625,55.25390625,54.25390625,54.25390625,53.25390625,53.25390625,54.25390625,55.25390625,56.25390625,58.25390625,59.25390625,62.25390625,64.25390625,65.25390625,65.25390625,72.25390625],[104.25390625,104.25390625,104.25390625,103.25390625,103.25390625,102.25390625,100.25390625,99.25390625,99.25390625,98.25390625,97.25390625,96.25390625,93.25390625,88.25390625,85.25390625,82.25390625,65.25390625,61.25390625,57.25390625,52.25390625,49.25390625,47.25390625,46.25390625,44.25390625,43.25390625,43.25390625,43.25390625,44.25390625,45.25390625,49.25390625,55.25390625,58.25390625,65.25390625,71.25390625,77.25390625,82.25390625,87.25390625,91.25390625,91.25390625,92.25390625,94.25390625,94.25390625,97.25390625,97.25390625,95.25390625,94.25390625,94.25390625,93.25390625,93.25390625]],"t":[[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0],[0,0,0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[1646205525060,1646205525075,1646205525094,1646205525110,1646205525126,1646205525144,1646205525160,1646205525176,1646205525193,1646205525210,1646205525225,1646205525243,1646205525259,1646205525268],[1646205525656,1646205525666,1646205525670,1646205525684,1646205525693,1646205525708,1646205525726,1646205525744,1646205525760,1646205525777,1646205525792,1646205525808,1646205525825,1646205525842,1646205525858,1646205525875,1646205525892,1646205525908,1646205526025,1646205526042,1646205526058,1646205526075,1646205526092,1646205526108,1646205526125,1646205526142,1646205526158,1646205526175,1646205526208,1646205526226,1646205526300,1646205526310,1646205526324,1646205526342,1646205526358,1646205526375,1646205526391,1646205526408,1646205526466,1646205526488],[1646205527135,1646205527170,1646205527191,1646205527207,1646205527224,1646205527240,1646205527257,1646205527273,1646205527290,1646205527307,1646205527323,1646205527340,1646205527357,1646205527373,1646205527390,1646205527406,1646205527490,1646205527507,1646205527524,1646205527540,1646205527557,1646205527574,1646205527590,1646205527606,1646205527623,1646205527640,1646205527656,1646205527673,1646205527690,1646205527707,1646205527724,1646205527740,1646205527757,1646205527773,1646205527790,1646205527806,1646205527823,1646205527840,1646205527856,1646205527873,1646205527889,1646205527906,1646205528050,1646205528055,1646205528074,1646205528090,1646205528106,1646205528123,1646205528156]],"version":"2.0.0"}, and graph Rtotas a function of R2.

(b) Find and interpret any asymptotes of the graph obtained in part (a).

(c) If R2=2R1, what value of R1will yield an Rtotof

17 ohms?

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a)

(b) Rtot=10is the horizontal asymptote

(c) Forrole="math" localid="1646205899768" Rtot=17ΩrequiredR1willbe103.4Ω

Step by step solution

01

Part(a) Step 1. Given

Rtotof two components connected in parallel is given by the equation

Rtot=R1R2R1+R2.

02

Part (a) Step 2. Calculation

Substituting the values we get:

Rtot=R1R2R1+R2=10R210+R2

putting this equation on graph we get

03

Part (b) Step 1. Given

Rtotof two components connected in parallel is given by the equation

Rtot=R1R2R1+R2.

04

Part (b) Step 2. Calculation

To find the asymptote we solve the Rtotequation i.e.

Rtot=R1R2R1+R2=10R210+R2TakingR2commonweget=limR2→∞10R2R2(10R2+1)=10

05

Part (c) Step 1. Given

Rtotof two components connected in parallel is given by the equation

Rtot=R1R2R1+R2.

06

Part (c) Step 2. Calculation

For R2=2R1substitutinginequationRtot=R1R2R1+R2=2R1R1R1+2R1Rtot=17ohmthereforeusingthegraphfortheequation17=2R1R1R1+2R1weseethevalueforR1=103.4ohm

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