d3 2. The capacitor in the circuit to the right is initially uncharged. The switch is then moved from position 1 to position 2, thus connecting the battering to the resistor and capacitor and sending current around the wires. The switch is returned to position 1, and after the capacitor discharges, a second identical resistor is added in series to the first one and the switch is again flipped from position 1 to position 2. Compare the magnetic field at point P with one resistor in the circuit to the magnetic field at point P with two resistors, in both cases as measured immediately after moving the switch from 1 to 2. Assume negligible self-inductance for this circut. a) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field strength will double compared to when there was only one resistor. P nidivova prine www R 2 100 strength b) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field strength will halve compared to when there was only one resistor. c) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field will reverse directions compared to when there was only one resistor. d) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field will be unchanged compared to when there was only one resistor. e) none of these C

d3 2. The capacitor in the circuit to the right is initially uncharged. The switch is then moved from position 1 to position 2, thus connecting the battering to the resistor and capacitor and sending current around the wires. The switch is returned to position 1, and after the capacitor discharges, a second identical resistor is added in series to the first one and the switch is again flipped from position 1 to position 2. Compare the magnetic field at point P with one resistor in the circuit to the magnetic field at point P with two resistors, in both cases as measured immediately after moving the switch from 1 to 2. Assume negligible self-inductance for this circut. a) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field strength will double compared to when there was only one resistor. P nidivova prine www R 2 100 strength b) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field strength will halve compared to when there was only one resistor. c) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field will reverse directions compared to when there was only one resistor. d) With second resistor in place, the magnetic field will be unchanged compared to when there was only one resistor. e) none of these C

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

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