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The open circuit terminal voltage of a source is 10V and its short circuit current is 4A.what will be the current when the source is connected to a linear resistor of resistance 2ohm?
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|dw:1442460624154:dw| V is the voltage of the voltage source, and R is the internal resistance. when on open circuit the voltage on the terminal will be equal to the voltage of the voltage source (V). When on short circuit, you can find the value of R since you know V and I. now connect the 2ohm resistor and again find the Current flowing with using V=IR
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