SOLUTION: An electric current of 0.772mA passes into two wires in which it is divided into currents in the ratio of 2.83 to 1.09. What are the currents in the two wires?
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Question 1197643: An electric current of 0.772mA passes into two wires in which it is divided into currents in the ratio of 2.83 to 1.09. What are the currents in the two wires?
I tried the method like this :0.772/e=2.83/1.09 Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source):
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1.09e = 2.83*.772 -2.83e
3.92e = 2.83*.772
e = 2.83*.772/3.92 = .557
The currents in the two wires are: .557 & .215 rounded
