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sir what if there is a resistor right after the voltage source, 60V?
6 ohm.
Sir why is 40 and 60 ohm resistors are in series when u calculate Vth but are in parallel when u calculate Rth
While calculating VTh, same current flows in 40 and 60 so they are in series
I have one doubt finding in Rth how right side 60 and 40 are in parallel
If 60v is shorted, then 60 and 40 will be in parallel
Sir we are asking the about the opposite resistance at B 60,40
Sir one mistake on VB 40*0.4=24
Why 0.4 ?
Sorrysir, When u are finding i1=60÷60+40,so for i2=40÷40+60 but u have written it i2=60÷60+40,but answer may come same as i1 u have mentioned it as 0.4 sir......
It is not like that. We know I=V/R. So V is 60 and total resistance is 100 . Therefore i2 is 0.6
sir what if there is a resistor right after the voltage source, 60V?
6 ohm.
Sir why is 40 and 60 ohm resistors are in series when u calculate Vth but are in parallel when u calculate Rth
While calculating VTh, same current flows in 40 and 60 so they are in series
I have one doubt finding in Rth how right side 60 and 40 are in parallel
If 60v is shorted, then 60 and 40 will be in parallel
Sir we are asking the about the opposite resistance at B 60,40
Sir one mistake on VB 40*0.4=24
Why 0.4 ?
Sorrysir, When u are finding i1=60÷60+40,so for i2=40÷40+60 but u have written it i2=60÷60+40,but answer may come same as i1 u have mentioned it as 0.4 sir......
It is not like that. We know I=V/R. So V is 60 and total resistance is 100 . Therefore i2 is 0.6