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Please answer all the questions or explain each what is the resistance (in ) of

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Question

Please answer all the questions or explain each

what is the resistance (in ) of a spool of copper wire ( = 1.69·x10-8 · m)? It has a length L = 16 m and a diameter of d = 1.2 mm.

In the simple circuit below the current I = 564 mA, and the battery has V = 6.4 volts. What must be the resistance (in ) of the resistor R?

A 500.0 Ohm resistor is connected to a 3.0 V battery. Calculate the current through this resistor.

Calculate the power dissipated in the resistor.

In a classic model, the electron of a hydrogen atom circles the proton at a radius of 1.9044·109m when it is in the n=6 state. What is its electric potential energy?

An electric heater is really just a resistor with a voltage across it. If you want to have 780 W of heat with a voltage V = 156 volts, what resistance () should the heater coil have?

In the simple circuit below the current I = 564 mA, and the battery has V = 6.4 volts. What must be the resistance (in ) of the resistor R?

A 500.0 Ohm resistor is connected to a 3.0 V battery. Calculate the current through this resistor.

Calculate the power dissipated in the resistor.

In a classic model, the electron of a hydrogen atom circles the proton at a radius of 1.9044·109m when it is in the n=6 state. What is its electric potential energy?

An electric heater is really just a resistor with a voltage across it. If you want to have 780 W of heat with a voltage V = 156 volts, what resistance () should the heater coil have?

Explanation / Answer

As per guidelines i can answer 3 for you.All based on ohm's law

a)ohm's law

V=IR

6.4=0.564*R

R=6.4/0.564

R=11.3 ohm--answer

2)p=v^2/r

P=3^2/500

P=0.018watt

4)P=V^2/R

780=156^/2/R

R=156^/2/780

R=31.2 ohm---answer