114-1 R and C in the Circuits by Yu-Chieh Kao

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Q2+Q3

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Q1+Q2

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Q5(a)+Q5(b)(c)

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Q3+Q4

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Q5(b)(c)+Q1

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Q4+Q5(a)

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Is node a or node b as the reference node for Vab?

jelljam — 2025-09-22 16:15:30 UTC

Vab denotes the voltage difference between node a and b.

Which node is the reference node?

Va is the measured node; Vb is the reference node.

jelljam — 2025-09-22 16:16:54 UTC

Vab is the voltage at node a relative to b.

The CORRECT answer for Q2(c)

jelljam — 2025-09-22 16:19:46 UTC

Based on the direction of the current, the voltage at node a should be lower than node c.

Vac in this case should be with the minus sign.

The correct answer should be -1 V, rather than +1 V.

Terminal voltage = voltage measured across the battery’s terminals

jelljam — 2025-09-22 16:50:33 UTC

The terminal voltage is the voltage at positive terminal relative to negative terminal.

The answer for Q2(b)

jelljam — 2025-09-22 16:52:54 UTC

The answer is with a POSITIVE value because it denotes the terminal voltage of the battery located between node a and b (not the potential difference between node a and b.)