UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO

MATINA CAMPUS, DAVAO CITY

FINAL REQUIREMENT
IN EE320A/L
(BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING)

TOPICS
Basic Electrical Quantities (Charges, Current, Voltage aand Resistance),
Circuit Components, Effect of Temperature in Resistance, Ohm’s Law
Electrical Power, Electrical Energy
Series, Parallel and Series – Parallel Connected Resistors
Kirchoff’s Law and Circuit Network Method of Analysis
Mesh Circuit Network Method of Analysis

CONTRIBUTORS
Abang, Phillen D.
Balaba, Alondra M.
Diola, Grazel Mae E.
Manimog, Claire Ann A.
Rodriguez, Krezza Iries M.

October 2019
NAME: Claire Ann A. Manimog
TOPIC: Basic Electrical Quantities

1. A 1.5k resistor is connected to a variable voltage supply. Calculate the

current flowing though it when the voltage drop across the resistor is (a)
5mV, (b) 0.35V and (c) 4V.
A. (a) 3.33A, (b) 0.233A, (c) 2.67A
B. (a) 3A, (b) 233mA, (c) 2.6mA
C. (a) 3.33A, (b) 0.233mA, (c) 2.67mA
D. (a) 3.33A, (b) 3mA, (c) 2.6A
2. Calculate the current flowing through a circuit when a charge of 50 is
transferred in a time of 250 milliseconds.
A. 2mA
B. 0.2mA
C. 0.02mA
D. 2.01mA
3. A current of 50mA flows through a 20 resistor for a time of 4 minutes.
Calculate (a) the p.d. developed across the resistor and (b) the charge
transferred.
A. (a) 0.1V, (b) 12C
B. (a) 1V, (b) 1.2C
C. (a) 1V, (b) 12C
D. (a) 0.1V, (b) 0.12C
4. Calculate the charge transferred by a current of 9.5A when it flows for a
time of 15 minutes.
A. 8.55 kJ
B. 8kJ
C. 7kJ
D. 0.855kJ
5. A charge of 35mC is transferred between two points in a circuit in a time of
20ms. Calculate the value of current flowing.
A. 1.5 A
B. 17.5A
C. 0.175A
D. 1.75A
6. If a current of 120 flows for a time of 15s, determine the amount of charge
transferred.
A. 1.8mC
B. 0.8mC
C. 1mC
D. 0.18mC
7. A current of 1.4A when flowing through a circuit for 15 minutes dissipates
200kJ of energy. Calculate (a) the p.d., (b) power dissipated and (c) the
resistance of the circuit.
A. (a) 158.7V, (b) 222.2W, (c) 113.4
B. (a) 100.7V, (b) 202.2W, (c) 11
C. (a) 158V, (b) 22.2W, (c) 1.4
D. (a) 1587V, (b) 2222W, (c) 1134
8. Calculate the cost of operating a 12.5kW machine continuously for a period
of 8.5h if the cost per unit is 7.902p.
A. £ 4
B. £ 3.40
C. £ 8.40
D. £ 8.0
9. 80 coulombs of charge was transferred by a current of 0.5A. Calculate the
time for which the current flowed.
A. 120s
B. 1.6s
C. 60s
D. 160s
10. A resistor of 680, when connected in a circuit, dissipated a power of 85mW.
Calculate the (a) p.d. developed across it, (b) current flowing through it.
A. (a) 0.6V, (b) 11.1mA
B. (a) 7.6V, (b) 11.18mA
C. (a) 6V, (b) 18mA
D. (a) 7V, (b) 11.8mA
11. A carbon resistor has a resistance value of 120 at a room temperature of
16C. When it is connected as part of a circuit, with current flowing through
it, its temperature rises to 32C. If the temperature coefficient of resistance of
carbon is -0.00048/C referred to 0C, calculate its resistance under these
operating conditions.
A. 240
B. 115
C. 521
D. 120
12. The field coil of an electric motor has a resistance of 250 at 15C. Calculate
the resistance if the motor attains a temperature of 45 when running.
Assume that = 4.28/C referred to 0C.
A. 448
B. 280.2
C. 110.3
D. 282
13. A coil of wire has a resistance value of 350 when its temperature is 0C.
Given that temperature coefficient of resistance of the wire is 4.26/C
referred to 0C, calculate its resistance of a temperature of 60C.
A. 439.6ohms
B. 439.06ohms
C. 4.396ohms
D. 4.039ohms
14. A wirewound resistor is made from a 250 meter length of copper wire
having a circular cross-section of diameter 0.5 mm. Given that the wire has
a resistivity of 0.018m, calculate its resistance value.
A. 22.92
B. 105
C. 11
D. 15
15. A coil of copper wire 200m long and of csa 0.8has a resistivity of 0.02m at
normal working temperature. Calculate the resistance of the coil.
A. 0.05
B. 0.2
C. 5
D. 5
16. A current of 5.0 A exists in a 10 Ω resistor for 4.0 min. How many (a)
coulombs and (b) electrons pass through any cross section of the resistor in
this time?
A. (a) 1090e, (b) 0.75x1021e
B. (a) 100e, (b) 0.5x1021e
C. (a) 1200e, (b) 7.5x1021e
D. (a) 10e, (b) 7x1021e
17. A wire with a resistance of 6.0 Ω is drawn out through a die so that its new
length is three times its original length. Find the resistance of the longer
wire, assuming that the resistivity and density of the material are unchanged.
A. 54 ohms
B. 45 ohms
C. 32 ohms
D. 50 ohms
18. A common flashlight bulb is rated at 0.30 A and 2.9 V (the values of the
current and voltage under operating conditions). If the resistance of the bulb
filament at room temperature (20°C) is 1.1 Ω, what is the temperature of the
filament when the bulb is on? The filament is made of tungsten.
A. 2000 °C
B. 1750 °C
C. 2020 °C
D. 3200 °C
19. A heating element is made by maintaining a potential difference of 75.0 V
across the length of a Nichrome wire that has a 2.60 x 10-6 m2 cross
section. Nichrome has a resistivity of 5.00 x 10-7 Ω·m. (a) If the element
dissipates 5000 W, what is its length? (b) If a potential difference of 100 V
is used to obtain the same dissipation rate, what should the length be?
A. (a) 55m, (b) 10m
B. (a) 5m, (b) 1.4m
C. (a) 0.85m, (b) 0.4m
D. (a) 5.85m, (b) 10.4m
20. A fuse in an electric circuit is a wire that is designed to melt, and thereby
open the circuit, if the current exceeds a predetermined value. Suppose that
the material to be used in a fuse melts when the current density rises to 440
A/cm2. What diameter of cylindrical wire should be used to make a fuse that
will limit the current to 0.50 A?
A. 38x10-4m
B. 8x10-4m
C. 3.8x10-4m
D. 3x10-4m
21. Considering the circuit shown calculate the (a) total resistance of the circuit,
(b) three branch current and (c) current drawn from the battery.
A. (a) 401 , (b) 72.73A, 16A, 51.06A (c)
B. (a) 170, (b) 1A, 0.3A, 8A (c)
C. (a) 171.43, (b), 7.73 mA, 1.2 mA, 2.06 mA (c)
D. (a) 171.68, (b) 72.73 mA, 16 mA, 51.06 mA (c) 139.8 mA
22. For the circuit shown calculate the (a) circuit resistance, (b) circuit current,
(c) the voltage drop developed across each resistor.
A. (a) 2.3, (b) 1.3 mA, (c) 3.44V, 15V, 4 V
B. (a) 2300, (b) 10.43 mA, (c) 3.44V, 15.65V, 4.90V
C. (a) 230, (b) 2 mA, (c) 4V, 5V, 9V
D. (a) 200, (b) 10 mA, (c) 2V, 15.65V, 4.9V
23. A battery of emf 6V has an internal resistance of 0.15. Calculate its terminal
voltage drop when delivering a current of (a) 0.5A, (b) 2.0A and (c) 10A.
A. (a) 4.8V, (b) 5V, (c) 9V
B. (a) 5V, (b) 0V, (c) 4.5V
C. (a) 5.925V, (b) 5.7V, (c) 4.5V
D. (a) 5.987V, (b) 7.213V, (c) 2.8V
24. A current of 5.5 mA flows through a 33 resistor. Calculate the voltage drop
thus develop across it.
A. 180V
B. 100V
C. 181. 5V
D. 81.5V
25. A 50.-ohm resistor, an unknown resistor R, a 120-volt source, and an
ammeter are connected in a complete circuit. The ammeter reads 0.50
ampere. Calculate the equivalent resistance of the circuit shown.
A. 240
B. 354
C. 223
D. 234
26. A 3.0-ohm resistor, an unknown resistor, R, and two ammeters, A1 and A2,
are connected as shown below with a 12-volt source. Ammeter A2 reads a
current of 5.0 amperes. Calculate the current measured by ammeter A1 in the
diagram.
A. 0.004A
B. 4.0A
C. 4A
D. 0.4A
27. If a p.d. of 24V exists across a 15 resistor the what must be the current
flowing through it?
A. 1.6A
B. 1A
C. 0.6A
D. 16A
28. An electron iron draws 2A at 120 V. Find its resistance.
A. 56
B. 60
C. 32
D. 120
29. In the circuit below resistors R1 and R2 are in series and have resistances of
5 Ω and 10 Ω, respectively. The voltage across resistor R1 is equal to 4 V.
Find the current passing through resistor R2 and the voltage across the same
resistor.
A. 0.008A & 8V
B. 8.4A & 8V
C. 0.8A & 8V
D. 8A & 0.8V
 30. The current passing through a resistor in a circuit is 0.01 A when the
voltage across the same resistor is 5 V. What current passes through this
resistor when the voltage across it is 7.5 V?
A. 0.125A
B. 0.0125A
C. 125A
D. 1.25A

Name: Phillen Diaz Abang

Topic: Electrical Power and Electrical Energy

31. If the cost of electricity in your area is 12 cents per kWh, what is the total
cost (capital plus operation) of using a 60-W incandescent bulb for 1000
hours (the lifetime of that bulb) if the bulb cost 25 cents? (b) If we replace
this bulb with a compact fluorescent light that provides the same light
output, but at one-quarter the wattage, and which costs $1.50 but lasts 10
times longer (10,000 hours), what will that total cost be?
a. $ 1.95
b. $ 2. 95
c. $ 1.25
d. $ 2.25
A DC winch motor is rated at 20.00 A with a voltage of 115 V. When the motor is
running at its maximum power, it can lift an object with a weight of 4900.00 N a
distance of 10.00 m, in 30.00 s, at a constant speed;
a. What is the power consumed by the motor?
b. What is the power used in lifting the object? Ignore air resistance.
c. Assuming that the difference in the power consumed by the motor
and the power used lifting the object are dissipated as heat by the resistance
of the motor, estimate the resistance of the motor?
a. 1633.33 W; 2300 W; 1.40 Ω
b. 2300 W; 1633.33 W; 1.67 Ω
c. 2333 W; 1600.00 W; 1.67 Ω
d. 2330 W; 1633.33 W; 1.40 Ω
The typical replacement for a 100-W incandescent bulb is a 20-W LED bulb. The
20-W LED bulb can provide the same amount of light output as the 100-W
incandescent light bulb. What is the cost savings for using the LED bulb in place of
the incandescent bulb for one year, assuming $0.10 per kilowatt-hour is the average
energy rate charged by the power company? Assume that the bulb is turned on for
three hours a day.
a. $ 7.76
 b. $ 8.76
c. $ 7.86
d. $ 6.76
1. In a house there are 4 lamps 20 Watt, 2 lamps 10 Watt, 3 lamps 40 Watt, are
used 5 hours every day. If the electric company charge 0.092 per kWh, then
the cost of using electric energy during 1 month (30 days) is …..
a. $ 3.036
b. $ 3.360
c. $ 6.630
d. $ 6.360
2. Someone watches TV on average 6 hours each day. The TV is connected to
a 220 Volt voltage so that the electric current flows through the TV is 0.5
Amperes. If the electric company charges $0.092 per kWh, then the cost of
using electric energy for TV for 1 month (30 days) is…
a. $ 2.8216
b. $ 3.8216
c. $ 1.8216
d. $ 0.8216
3. A 750-Watt hairdryer is used for 15 minutes. Calculate the kWh used.
Calculate the cost to use 15 min. every day for 1 year at 8 cent/kWh.
a. 1.1875 kWh; $ 6.48
b. 2.1875 kWh; $ 4.48
c. 1.1875 kWh; $ 5.48
d. 0.1875 kWh; $ 3.48
4. A current of 11Amps @ 240 Volts flows through an electric range. If it is
used an average of 1hour/day: a) Calculate the watts used by the range; b)
Calculate the kWh used per month; c) What is the cost to run the range for
one month at 8 cents/kwh; d) What is the cost to run the range for one year
at 8cents/kwh?
a. 5640W; 89.2kWh; $5.34; $ 71.9
b. 3640W; 89.2kWh; $6.34; $ 76.9
c. 4640W; 89.2kWh; $6.34; $ 76.9
d. 2640W; 79.2kWh; $6.34; $ 76.08
 5. One deterrent to burglary is to leave your front porch light on all the time. If
your fixture contains a 60‐W bulb at 120-V and your local power utility sells
energy at 8 cents per kilowatt-hour, how much will it cost to leave the bulb
on for the whole month?
a. $ 3.46
b. $ 13.46
c. $ 4.46
d. $ 14.46
6. A bulb is plunged into a 120-V outlet. The resistance of the bulb is 330
ohms. Calculate the: a) current through the bulb; b) watts and kW; c) cost to
run the bulb for 10 hours at 8 cent/kwh.
a. 0.36 A; 43.63 W; $ 0,03
b. 0.36 A; 43.63 kW; $ 0,03
c. 0.46 A; 43.63W; $ 0,03
d. 0.46 A; 43.63 kW; $ 0,03
7. A 615 watts refrigerator runs 24 hours/day. Calculate: a) the cost to run it
for one month (30days); b) calculate the cost to run it for one year (365
days).
a. $53.42; $ 542.09
b. $35.42; $ 542.09
c. $53.42; $ 425.09
d. $35.42; $ 425.09
Name: Grazel Mae E. Diola
Series circuit

1.Three resistances 100 Q, 200 Q and 300 Q are connected in series to a 250 volt
supply. Determine the current in the circuit and the power dissipated in each
resistor.

A)0.417A,104W

B)0.209A,301W
 C).132A,209W

D)0.261A,101W

2.Determine the resistor required to reduce the line voltage from 120 V to 80 volts
for the operation of a device. The device is rated at 120 V, 1 00 watts.

A)72.0216 ohms

B)70.5187 ohms

C)92.0891ohms

D)68.9032 ohms

3.Three resistors 30,35 and 45 ohms are connected in series across 220V. Calculate
a) total resistance of the circuit b) current flowing through the cicuit.

A)110 ohms, 2 A

B)55 ohms, 1A

C)60 ohms, 1.2 A

D)80 ohms, 1.4 A

4.A generator supplies 75A at 220V through a pair of feeders each havinga
resistance of 0.15 ohms fig. What is the voltage at the generating station?

A)242.5 V

B)234.7 V

C)267.9 V

D)221.6 V

5.Two filament lamps A and B take 0.8 A and 0.9 A respectively when connected
across 110 V supply. Calculate the value of current when they are connected in
series across a 220-V supply, assuming the filament resistances to remain unaltered.
Also find the voltage across each lamp.

A)0.847 A, 116.5 V,103.5 V

 B)0.983 A, 111.4 V, 129.8 V

C)0.789 A, 367.9 V, 289.1 V

D)0.698 A, 238.4 V, 98.3 V

6)A 100 watt, 250 V lamp is connected in series with a 100 watt, 200 V lamp across
250 V supply. Calculate (i) circuit current and (ii) voltage across each lamp.
Assume the lamp resistances to remain unaltered

A)0.244 A ,152.5 V, 97.6 V

B)0.249 A, 134.8 V, 68.9 V

C)0.219 A, 189.5 V, 58.3 V

D)0.278.9 A, 176.2 V, 97.3 V

7.The element of 500 watt electric iron is designed for use on a 200 V supply. What
value of resistance is needed to be connected in series in order that the iron can be
operated from 240 V supply?

A)16 ohms

B)11 ohms

C)15 ohms

D)9 ohms

8.Determine the resistance and the power dissipation of a resistor that must be
placed in series with a 75 - ohm resistor across 120 V source in order to limit the
power dissipation in the 75 - ohm resistor to 90 watts.

A)34.6 ohms, 41.5 W

B)39.7 ohms, 46.6 W

C)44.8 ohms, 41.3 W

D)38.4 ohms, 47.3 W

9.A generator of e.m.f. E volts and internal resistance r ohms supplies current to a
water heater. Calculate the resistance R of the heater so that three-quarter of the
total energy developed by the generator is absorbed by the water.
 A)3r

B)2r

C)4r

D)8r

10.A direct current arc has a voltage/current relation expressed as :

V = 44 + 30/I volts

It is connected in series with a resistor across 100 V supply. If voltages across the
arc and resistor are equal, find the ohmic value of the resistor

A)10 ohms

B)12 ohms

C)15 ohms

D)10 ohms

Parallel circuits

1.Three resistances 750ohms, 600 ohms and 200 ohms are in parallel. The total
current is 1 A. Determine the voltage applied and current in each branch.

A)125 V, 0.1666A, 0.2083 A, 0.625 A

B)124 V, 0.1899A, 0.1457 A, 0.764 A

C)145 V, 0.1816A, 0.3673 A, 0.128 A

D)205 V, 0.1496A, 0.2573 A, 0.398 A

2.Two coils are connected in parallel and a voltage of 200 V is applied to the
terminals. The total current taken is 25 A and the power dissipated in one of the
coils is 1500 W. Determine the resistance of each coil.

A)26.67 ohms, 11.42 ohms

B)42.68 ohms, 38.95 ohms

C)67.64 ohms, 13.48 ohms

 D)67.57 ohms, 32.37 ohms

3.Three resistances of 6, 10 and 15 ohms are connected in parallel. Find out the
total resistances of the circuit.

A)3 ohms

B)2 ohms

C)1 ohms

D)0.5 ohms

4.Two coils connected in series have a resistance of 18 Ω and when connected in

parallel have a resistance of 4 Ω. Find the value of resistances.

A)12 or 6 ohms , 6 or 12 ohms

B)5 or 10 ohms, 10 or 5 ohms

C)4 or 8 ohms, 8 or 4 ohms

D)7 or 14 ohms, 14 or 7 ohms

5.A 100 watt, 250 V lamp is connected in parallel with an unknown resistance ,R
across a 250 V supply. The total power dissipated in the circuit is 1100 watts. Find
the value of unknown resistance. Assume the resistance of lamp remains unaltered.

A)625 ohms

B)600 ohms

C)250 ohms

D)500 ohms

6.A coil has a resistance of 5.2 ohms; the resistance has to be reduced to 5 Ω by
connecting a shunt across the coil. If this shunt is made of manganin wire of
diameter 0.025 cm, find the length of wire required. Specific resistance for
manganin is 47 × 10−8 Ω m.

A)13.55 m

B)14.9 m

C)10.35 m

D)20.04 m

7.Three equal resistors are connected as shown in Fig. Find the equivalent
resistance between points A and B.
 A)R/3

B)R/2

C)R/9

D)R/6

8.Find the branch currents for Fig. 2.11 using the current divider rule for parallel
conductances.

A)2A, 1.2A, 0.8A

B)1.5A, 3A, 6A

C)1.9A, 5A, 6.5A

D)0.2A, 2.7A, 0.4A

9.The frame of an electric motor is connected to three earthing plates having

resistance to earth of 10 Ω, 20 Ω and 30 Ω respectively. Due to a fault, the frame
becomes live. What proportion of total fault energy is dissipated at each earth
connection ?

A)54.5%, 27.3%, 18.2%

B)62.8%, 11.8%, 25.4%

C)65.9%, 20.8%, 13.3%

D)48.5%, 27.4%, 24.1%

10.A 50 W resistor is in parallel with 100 W resistor. Current in 50 W resistor is 7.2

A. How will you add a third resistor and what will be its value if the line current is
to be 12.1 A?

A. Added in parallel, 277 ohms

B. Added in parallel, 65 ohms

C. Added in series, 277 ohms

 D. Added in series, 65 ohms

Series- parallel circuits

1.Determine the current in each branch of the networh shown in Fig.

using loop analysis.

A)4A, 1A, 3A

B)5A, 2A, 9A

C)2A, 6A, 7A

D)8A, 3A, 1A

2. Determine the current through the branch AB of the network shown.

A)1.1538 A

B)2.109 A

C)1.989 A

D)2.001 A

3. Determine the current in the branches of the network in Fig. using nodal
analysis.

A)3.125A, 5.625A, 8.75A

B)2.987A, 4.109A, 9.04A

C)3.991A, 3.118A, 1.878A

D)4.229A, 1.888A, 2.993A

4. Three inductors are connected as shown in Fig. Given that L1=2L2. Find L1
and L2 such that equivalent inductance of the combination is 0.7H.

A)0.3H, 0.6H

B)0.2H, 0.4H

C)0.7H, 1.4H

D)0.1H, 0.2H

5. Determine the equivalent capacitance of the network shown in Fig. And the
voltage drop across each capacitor.

A)0.0182 microF, 80V, 40V, 20V, 80V

B)0.0672 microF, 25V, 50V, 15V, 60V

C)0.0892 microF, 90V, 35V, 57V, 32V

D)0.0778 microF, 65V, 98V, 46V, 23V

6. Two capacitors are charged as shown in Fig. After the switch is closed, what
voltage exists across each capacitor?

A)50V

B)20V

C)45V

D)25V
7. A series combination of two capacitances C1 =2microF and C2= 8microF is
connected across a DC supply of 300 V. Determine a) the charge ,b) the
voltage, and c) the energy stored in each capacitor.

A)1.6microF, 60V, 14.4 microJ

B)2.0microF, 15V, 50 microJ

C)1.0microF, 30V, 25 microJ

D)1.1microF, 48V, 15.9 microJ

8. Find the equivalent resistance of the circuits shown in fig. If the current
passing through the circuit is 5A. Find the voltage supply.

A)32 ohms, 7.5 ohms, 42 ohms, 210 V

B)64 ohms, 15 ohms, 84 ohms, 250 V

C)30 ohms, 6.2 ohms, 35 ohms, 180 V

D)20 ohms, 5.7 ohms, 28 ohms, 175 V

9. A battery having an e.m.f. of E volts and internal resistance 0.1 Ω is

connected across terminals A and B of the circuit shown in Fig. 2.22.
Calculate

A)12.3 V

B)11.9V

C)12.9V

D)10.9V
10. Three resistors of 6,12 and 18 ohms are joined in parallel. If the total current
taken by the circuit is 44A . find the current through each resistance.

A)24A, 12A, 8A

B)12A, 6A, 4A

C)3A, 1.5A, 0.75A

D)10A, 5A, 2.5A

Name : Krezza Iries M. Rodriguez

TOPIC: Kirchoff’s Laws And Circuit Network Method of Analysis

1. Use Kirchhoff's laws to find the current flowing in the 6 ohms resistor of the
circuit below and the power dissipated in the 4 ohms resistor.

a. I= 2.1622 A, P= 42.07 W
b. I= 2A P= 32.07 W
c. I= 2.5A , P= 40W
d. I= 3, P= 42.07W

2. Find the loop currents in the electric circuit shown in Figure 2.13.

a. I₁= 1.2A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃=2.677A

b. I₁= 1.2A, I₂= 1.198, I₃=2.479 A
c. I₁= 1.033A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃=2.677A
d. I₁= 1.033A, I₂= 1.198A, I₃=2.479A
3. Determine the values of the current flowing through each of the resistors.

a. I₁= -0.1429A, I₂= 0.4285A, I₃= 0.2857A

b. I₁= 0.1429 A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃=2.677A
c. I₁= -0.1429A, I₂= -0.4285A, I₃= 0.2857A
d. I₁= 0.1429 A, I₂= -1.222A, I₃=2.677A

4. Assuming the battery internal resistances to be zero, calculate the current

supplied by the two batteries in the network shown in Fig 2.9.

a. I₁= 0.1429 A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃=2.677A

b. I₁= -1A, I₂= 5A, I₃=2A
c. I₁= -1A, I₂= 5A, I₃= 4 A
d. I₁= 2 A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃= 3 A

5. For the network shown in circuit (b) below, find: (a) the current in the
battery, (b) the current in the 300 ohms resistor, (c) the current in the 90
ohms resistor, and (d) the power dissipated in the 150 ohms resistor.

a. P= 34.2 mW
b. P= 33 mW
c. P= 22 mW
d. P= 38.2 mW
6. In a bridge circuit the resistance of branch AB= 30 Ω, BC= 41 Ω, AD= 6 Ω,
while a 4 V battery is connected between points A and C. An ammeter with
internal resistance of 10 Ω, is connected between points B and D. The
resistance of branch CD is ‘R’ ohms. If ammeter is showing a reading of 15
mA (↓), determine value of R.

a. 5.394Ω
b. 6.7Ω
c.5.205 Ω
d. 2.25Ω

7. Two batteries A and B having e.m.fs of 209 V and 211 V having internal
resistor 0.3 Ω and 0.8 Ω respectively are to be charged from a DC source of
225 V. if for that purpose they were connected in parallel and resistance of 4
Ω was connected between the supply and batteries to limit charging current,
find
a.) Magnitude and direction of current through each battery.
b.) Power delivered by source.

a. I₁= 3.663A, I₂= 4.482A, I₃= -0.8183A

b. I₁= 0.1429 A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃=2.677A
c. I₁= 4A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃= 0.299A
d. I₁= 3.663A, I₂= 1.222A, I₃=2.677A

8. Calculate the current through 6 Ω resistance of the given network

application of Kirchoff’s laws.
 a. 1.5493 A
b. 0.9155A
c. 2.245 A
d.2.0422 A

9. Find the value of ‘R’ so that 1 A would flow in it, for the network in the Fig.
1.49.

a. 5.678 Ω
b. 5.388 Ω
c. 6.45 Ω
d. 5.98 Ω

10. Determine the values of R₁, R₂ and I₁, I₂, I₃ for the circuit shown in Figure
E3.2.

a. R₁= 5.45Ω, R₂= 3.74Ω, I₁=10A, I₂=10A, I₃=40A

b. R₁= 5.45Ω, R₂= 3.74Ω, I₁=20A, I₂=20A, I₃=60A
c. R₁= 3.74Ω, R₂= 5.45Ω, I₁=10A, I₂=10A, I₃=60A
d. . R₁= 3.74Ω, R₂= 5.45Ω, I₁=10A, I₂=20A, I₃=40A
NAME: Balaba, Alondra M.
Topic: Mesh Circuit Network Method of Analysis

1. Find the current through each branch using MESH circuit analysis.

a. IA = 0.5163 A; IB = 0.3142 A
b. IA = 0.4192 A; IB = 0.2856 A
c. IA = 0.2671 A; IB = 0.6243 A
d. IA = 0.3077 A; IB = 0.1692 A
2. Find I1 and I2 using MESH method.

a. I1 = 2 A; I2 = 4 A
b. I1 = 2.4 A; I2 = 3.63 A
c. I1 = 3.6 A; I2 = 1.8 A
d. I1 = 1.8 A; I2 = 2.6 A
3. Find the current flowing in each branch of this circuit using MESH network
analysis.
 a. IA = 0.1112 A; IB = 0.2234 A; IC = 0.5674 A
b. IA = 0.2675 A; IB = 0.1576 A; IC = 0.3456A
c. IA = 0.1167 A; IB = 0.1978 A; IC = 0.2354 A
d. IA = 0.2449 A; IB = 0.1114 A; IC = 0.1166 A
4. Find the current passing through R1 using MESH circuit method.

a. IR1 = 3.5 A
b. IR1 = 2.6 A
c. IR1 = 1.87 A
d. IR1 = 5 A
5. Find the value of the currents I1, I2, and I3 flowing clockwise in the first,
second, and third mesh respectively using MESH analysis.
 a. IA = -0.3952 A; IB = - 1.8520 A; IC = -0.4592 A
b. IA = 3.6725 A; IB = - 2.9672 A; IC = 1.7862 A
c. IA = -1.5409 A; IB = 0.1887 A; IC = 1. 1949 A
d. IA = -0.3952 A; IB = 0.9236 A; IC = 2.8427 A
6. Find the voltage across the 10-ohm resistor using MESH analysis.

a. VR6 = 23 V
b. VR6 = 60 V
c. VR6 = 16 V
d. VR6 = 27 V
7. Find the current flowing in each branch of this circuit using MESH circuit
analysis.

a. IA = -8.5620 A; IB = 0.4129 A; IC = 2.1603 A

b. IA = -3.9610 A; IB = 10.84578 A; IC = -1.7530 A
c. IA = -4.5694 A; IB = -13.7083 A; IC = -1.0545 A
d. IA = 0.4985 A; IB = -2.5468 A; IC = -1.3465 A
8. Using MESH circuit analysis, find the POWER across the 32-ohm resistor.
 a. PR4 = 800 W
b. PR4 = 746 W
c. PR4 = 523W
d. PR4 = 972 W
9. Find Vo using MESH circuit analysis.

a. Vo = 20 V
b. Vo = 11 V
c. Vo = 3 V
d. Vo = 16 V
10. Determine the POWER being delivered (or absorbed) by VS1 using MESH
circuit analysis.

a. 0.0392 W
b. 0.2316 W
c. 0.1127 W
d. 0.1603 W