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2. A, B, C and D are four points in space and it is known that: VAB = 8 V , VBD = -9 V , VCA =13 V and
the potential at A = VA = -5 V . Using this information find the potential VD at D.
3. The potential drop when you go from B to D to E to A is equal to 23 Volts. The potential at D
is 7 Volts and at E is 11 Volts. If the potential at F is 8 Volts, find the potential drop when you
go from B to F to A.
B
C A
7. In the diagram shown, if potential at C is -23 Volts, find the
potential at A.
5V 12V
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8. In the partial circuit shown below on the left, find the current marked i.
2.3 5
4.2A
2A
2.1A 5
3
10V R
4
1A i
3.6A i
9. In the partial circuit shown above on the right, find the current marked i.
10. In the circuit shown below, two of the currents are given with locations, values and directions. Using
these find the current marked i.
i 6
1.7A
2 5
5V 12 V 24 V 1.2
3.2A
3
11. Inside a wire, it is observed that 600 trillion electrons cross over from right side to the left side of a cross-
section every two seconds. If the charge on each electron is -1.6 10-19 C , find the current through
the cross-section. (Note: 1 Trillion = 1012 .)
12. A vacuum tube is a cylindrical glass tube from which all air is removed. A stream of positively charged
alpha particles moves from the left end to the right end of this vacuum tube. The charge on each alpha
particle is +3.2 10-19 C . If 4 million trillion alpha particles travelling with a speed of 10000 m/s cross
the central cross-section the vacuum tube every 5 seconds and the cross-section area is 0.1 cm2 , find
the total current passing through the cross-section from left to right. (Note: Million = 106 and Trillion =
Million Million = 1012 .)
13. All our electronic gadgets are made on silicon wafers. Silicon is a semiconductor and inside a
semiconductor slab both negatively charged electrons and positively charged ‘holes’ move. Across a
cross-section of area 0.3 cm2 , it is found that 45 billion electrons move from left to right every 3 seconds
and 24 billion ‘holes’ move from right to left every second. The charge on an electron is -1.6 10-19 C
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and a ‘hole’ has a charge of +1.6 10-19 C . Find the current through that cross-section of the
semiconductor slab.