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Abhishek Priyam
·2008-12-25 08:24:28
Ok..
Pot at grounded point is zero...
Potential at A is clearly +12 ...(is it clear?)
pot at D is -6... (clear?)
so pot diff across resistances is 18..
so i=3
so potential diff accross 1 ohm is 3 (3*1) (.....I*R) so pot of B=12-3=9
pot diff across 2 ohm is (3*2) so pot at C=9-6=3
pot diff across 3 ohm is (3*3) so pot at D =3-9 = -6 (which was clear above and is proof that there is no calaculation mistake above
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Abhishek Priyam
·2008-12-25 08:47:22
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skygirl
·2008-12-25 08:45:41
bazaar se asian paints lakey dal diya :P
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Akshay Pamnani
·2008-12-25 08:32:24
How did u colour your post??
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Akshay Pamnani
·2008-12-25 08:30:51
How did u colour your post??
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msp
·2008-12-25 08:30:23
thanks for ur soln and thanx i get cleared in my doubt
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Akshay Pamnani
·2008-12-25 08:26:02
see the point earthed has 0 potential,so lower terminal of upper battery has 0 potential
Now upper terminal of lower battery will be at 0 potential
and the upper terminal of upper battery at 12V,and lower terminal of lower battery at -6 V
also equivalent of batteries=18V
18=6I
I=3A
Remaining can be easily done
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msp
·2008-12-25 08:24:37
Akshay please post ur soln
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Pavithra Ramamoorthy
·2008-12-25 07:26:25
plz denote clearly d positive n negative potential of d battery.
it looks lik a capacitor.
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msp
·2008-12-25 08:16:45
priyam can u post ur soln. for the case taken by u
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Abhishek Priyam
·2008-12-25 08:13:51
assuming both upper plates of battery are +ve...
pot at A=+12
B=+9
C=+3
D=-6
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Akshay Pamnani
·2008-12-25 08:12:01
positive and negative terminals not clear