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Assignment 1 Circuit Theory

This document contains instructions and 5 problems related to an electrical circuits assignment. The problems involve calculating potential difference, current, resistivity, cost of electric loads, power, and motor specifications. Variables in the problems relate to the student's ID number.

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American International University-

Bangladesh (AIUB)Faculty of
Engineering (EEE)

Introduction to
Course Name: Course Code: COE 2101
Electrical
Circuits EEE 2108
Semester: Spring 22-23
Faculty: Dr. Md. Abdul Mannan Term: Mid
Marks: 10 Assignment Name: Assignment 01 [CO1]
CO Number CO2 POI Number P.a.2.C3 Knowledge Profile: K2

Sazid Mohsin 22-48219-2


Student Name: Student ID: Section: J
Submission Date: June 21, 2023 Department: CSE
Instructions Related to Use Variables:
Note that this problem uses the variables a, b, c, d, and e, which are the
digits of middle (5 digits) of yourstudent ID (21abcde1).
Fill up the following Table According to you Student ID:
a b c d e
4 8 2 1 9

Marking Rubrics (to be filled by Faculty):


Secure
Objective [2] [1 [0
d
s ] ]
Marks
Response
Problem is solved partially; response The solution
Problem shows clear
indicatestheory knowledge is clear but is
01 systematic and
fail to apply. incorrect.
theory-based
understanding
.
Response
Problem is solved partially; response The solution
Problem shows clear
indicatestheory knowledge is clear but is
02 systematic and
fail to apply. incorrect.
theory-based
understanding
.
Response
Problem is solved partially; response The solution
Problem shows clear
indicatestheory knowledge is clear but is
03 systematic and fail to apply. incorrect.
theory-based
understanding
.
Response
Problem is solved partially; response The solution
Problem shows clear
indicatestheory knowledge is clear but is
04 systematic and
fail to apply. incorrect.
theory-based
understanding
.
Response
Problem is solved partially; response The solution
Problem shows clear
indicatestheory knowledge is clear but is
05 systematic and
fail to apply. incorrect.
theory-based
understanding
.
Total

Instructions:

• Use this page as a cover page for this assignment submission. Different cover page
or without cover page,assignment submission will not be acceptable.
• You MUST draw the circuit with your ID values whenever it is needed/ asked in
the question.
• No late submission is allowed.
• Copied/identical submissions will be graded as 0 for all parties concerned.

Introduction to Electrical Circuits (COE 2101)


Summer 22-23 Semester

Problem 01: (30 + 10d + e) J energy is converted to heat when 62.4210+18 electrons
passing through a wire in60 ms. Determine the potential difference between the two points
of the wire.

Problem 02: In a period of 5 ms, 1.2 J energy were dissipated in a conductor where the
applied voltage betweenthe two points of the conductor is (20 + 5c + d) V. Determine the
current which is passing through the conductor.

Problem 03: The conductance of a 304.8 m long wire is (500 + 50b + c) S. If the
radius of the wire is 1.27 cm,determine the resistivity of the wire in cm.

Problem 04: Determine:


(i) the total cost of using the following electric load at 10 Tk. per kilo-watthour (kWh)
and (ii)the required total current when all the loads are in on condition if the supply
voltage is 110 V.
3000 W clothes dryer for 1h 15
min 1000 W steam iron for 2 h 45
min 900 W coffee maker for 40
min 200 W fan for 4.25 h

Problem 05: (i) The power consumed by a 5 k resistor is 450 mW. Calculate the
current through the resistor.
(ii) An electric motor used in an elevator system has an efficiency of 80%. If the
input current is 56.5 A,determine the supply voltage when the motor is delivering
15 hp

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