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    Assignment No 2 Name: Muhammad Ali Reg Id: 12249 Section: ES Semester: 1 Course: BSSE Subject: Applied Physics Teacher Name: Qazi Haseeb Yousuf

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    1. This document contains the details of an assignment submitted by Muhammad Ali with registration ID 12249 for the Applied Physics course. It includes 20 sample problems related to concepts like charge, current, voltage, and resistance. 2. The problems calculate values like charge, current, voltage, and resistance by using the fundamental equations relating these circuit concepts. For example, some problems calculate current using the equation I=Q/T, and resistance using the equation R=V/I. 3. The document provides the data values for each problem, the equations used, and the calculated answers. This allows the student to practice applying basic circuit analysis equations to different scenarios.

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    1. This document contains the details of an assignment submitted by Muhammad Ali with registration ID 12249 for the Applied Physics course. It includes 20 sample problems related to concepts like charge, current, voltage, and resistance. 2. The problems calculate values like charge, current, voltage, and resistance by using the fundamental equations relating these circuit concepts. For example, some problems calculate current using the equation I=Q/T, and resistance using the equation R=V/I. 3. The document provides the data values for each problem, the equations used, and the calculated answers. This allows the student to practice applying basic circuit analysis equations to different scenarios.

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    1. This document contains the details of an assignment submitted by Muhammad Ali with registration ID 12249 for the Applied Physics course. It includes 20 sample problems related to concepts like charge, current, voltage, and resistance. 2. The problems calculate values like charge, current, voltage, and resistance by using the fundamental equations relating these circuit concepts. For example, some problems calculate current using the equation I=Q/T, and resistance using the equation R=V/I. 3. The document provides the data values for each problem, the equations used, and the calculated answers. This allows the student to practice applying basic circuit analysis equations to different scenarios.

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    Assignment No 2 Name: Muhammad Ali Reg Id: 12249 Section: ES Semester: 1 Course: BSSE Subject: Applied Physics Teacher Name: Qazi Haseeb Yousuf

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    1. This document contains the details of an assignment submitted by Muhammad Ali with registration ID 12249 for the Applied Physics course. It includes 20 sample problems related to concepts like charge, current, voltage, and resistance. 2. The problems calculate values like charge, current, voltage, and resistance by using the fundamental equations relating these circuit concepts. For example, some problems calculate current using the equation I=Q/T, and resistance using the equation R=V/I. 3. The document provides the data values for each problem, the equations used, and the calculated answers. This allows the student to practice applying basic circuit analysis equations to different scenarios.

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    Assignment No 2

    Name: Muhammad Ali


    Reg id: 12249
    Section: ES
    Semester: 1
    Course: BSSE
    Subject: Applied Physics
    Teacher Name: Qazi Haseeb Yousuf
    Chapter no 1 problems
    Problem no 1-1

    1. If 31.25*1018 electrons are removed from a neutral dielectric.


    How much charge is stored in coulombs?
    Given data :-

    N= 31.25*1018

    AS e= -1.6*1019
    Find :-
    Q=?
    Solution :-
    As we know

    Q= Ne

    Q= (31.25*1018)(1.6*10 -19)

    Q=5 C Ans

    Problem no 1.3

    A dielectric with a positive charge of +5 C has 18.75*1018 electrons


    added to it. What is the net charge of the dielectric in coulombs?
    Given data:-
    Charge on dielectric = +5c
    Electron added with dielectric = 18.75*1018
    Find :-
    Net charge in coulomb =?
    Solution :-
    As we know

    The charge of 1 electron is -1.60*1019C

    the charge on 18.75*1018 is

    -1.60*1019 *18.75*1018 =-3C


    add the -3C to the +5C we end up with +2C
    +2C Ans

    Problem 1.6
    What is the output voltage of a battery if 10j of energy is expended
    in moving 1.25 C of charge?
    Given data:-
    W=10j
    Q=1.25
    Find:-
    V=?
    Solution:-
    V=w/q
    V= =8v
    8v Ans

    Problem 1.12
    A charge of 1C moves past a given point every 0.1s. how much is
    the current?
    Given data:-
    Q= 1C
    T= 0.1s
    Find:-
    I=?
    Solution:-
    As we know
    I= Q/T

    I= =10A
    10A ANS
    Problem 1.16
    If a current of 1.5A charges a dielectric for 5s how much charge is
    stored in the dielectric?
    Given data:-
    I=1.5A
    T=5s
    Find:-
    Q=?
    Solution:-
    We know
    Q=IT
    Q= (1.5)*(5)
    Q=7.5C Ans

    Problem 1.19
    Calculate the resistance value in ohms for the following conductance
    values;

    (a) 0.001S (b) 0.01S (C) 0.1S (d) 1S


    Solution
    R=1/G;
    R represent the resistance
    G represent the conductance

    (a) 0.001
    R=1/G
    R- 1/0.001;

    R=1000
    (b) .0.01S

    R=1/G
    R- 1/0.001;
    R=1000
    (c) 0.1S
    R=1/G
    R- 1/0.1; R=10

    (d) 1S

    R=1/G
    R- 1/1;

    R=1

    Problem 1.21
    Calculate the conductance value in siemens for each of the
    following resistance values;
    (a) 200
    (b) 100
    (c) 50
    (d) 25
    Solution we know that G=1/R

    (a) 200
    G=1/200
    G=0.005S

    (b) 100
    100
    G=1/100
    G=0.01S

    (c) 50
    50
    G=1/50
    G=0.02S

    (d) 25
    25
    G=1/25
    G=0.04S

    Chapter no #3 problems
    Problem 3.4
    If a 100 resistor is connected across the terminals of a 12-V
    battery . how much is the current?
    Given data :-
    V= 12v
    R=100
    Find :-
    I=?
    Solution:-
    We know
    I=V/R
    I=12/100
    I=0.12A ANS

    Problem 3.5
    If one branch of a 120-V power line is protected by a 20-A
    fuse. Will the fuse carry an 8- load?
    Given Data:-
    V=120-V
    I=20-A
    Find :-
    R=?
    Solution:-
    We know
    R=V/I
    R=120/20
    R=6 ANS

    Problem 3.09

    How much voltage is developed across a 1000 resistor if it has a


    current of 0.01 A?
    Given data :-

    R=1000
    I=0.01A
    Find :-
    V=?
    Solution :-
    We know
    V=IR
    V=(0.01)(1000)
    V=10v ANS

    Problem 3.10

    A lightbulb drawing 1.25 A of current has a resistance of 96 . How


    much is the voltage across the lightbulb?
    Given data :-
    I=1.25 A
    R=96
    Find :-
    V=?
    Solution:-
    We know
    V=IR
    V=(1.25)(96)
    V=120v Ans

    Problem 3.15
    If a CD player draws 1.6-A of current from a 13.6-Vdc source, how
    much is its resistance?
    Given data:-
    I=1.6-A
    V=13.6-Vdc
    Find :-
    R=?
    Solution:-
    We know
    R=V/I
    R=13.6/1.6
    R=8.5

    THE END

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