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https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/circuit-construction-kit-dc-virtual-lab/latest/circuit-construction-kit-dc-virtual-lab_en.html

Names: Electrical Circuit Problem I have a 65V power supply (battery) and I want to use it to power the following components a 10 ohm light bulb that operates at 36.5V a 12 ohm fan that requires 15.0V a 16 ohm loudspeaker that requires 0.84A a 32 ohm loudspeaker that requires 0.42A a LCD display that requires 2.4A and 28.5V to operate All components will operate well so long as the potential difference and current supplied are within 10% of their stated values. a) Find the required current and potential difference for each component. Draw a table of values below. b) Design one circuit that will power all these components simultaneously. c) Draw a schematic of the circuit below. d) Use the phet DC circuit simulation (not virtual lab) with appropriate resistors in the place of the components to check your answer. Use ammeters next to each resistor to check the currents. e) Print a screen shot of and attach it to this sheet if your solution works. f) At what rate does your circuit drain energy from the battery? g) Why is this problem harder than previous circuit problems