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. Use superposition to find the current io in the following circuit. Calculate the power delivered to the 4- resistor. nts 20V ΙΩ 3a 2A 452 www 12 (2 5Q JA 3n

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### Problem Statement Use superposition to find the current \( i_0 \) in the following circuit. Calculate the power delivered to the 4-\(\Omega\) resistor. ### Circuit Description The circuit is composed of the following components: - A 20V voltage source connected in series with a 1-\(\Omega\) resistor. - A 3-\(\Omega\) resistor in series following the 1-\(\Omega\) resistor. - A parallel branch containing a 4-\(\Omega\) resistor and a 2A current source. - Following this branch, there is a 12-\(\Omega\) resistor in series. - After the 12-\(\Omega\) resistor, the circuit splits into two branches: - One branch contains an 8-\(\Omega\) resistor. - The second branch contains a 3A current source in parallel with a 3-\(\Omega\) resistor. ### Task 1. **Apply Superposition Theorem:** - Analyze the circuit considering one independent source at a time while replacing all other independent voltage sources with short circuits and all other independent current sources with open circuits. - Calculate the individual contributions of each source to the current \( i_0 \) through the 4-\(\Omega\) resistor. 2. **Power Calculation:** - Once \( i_0 \) is determined, use the formula for power (\( P = I^2 R \)) to find the power delivered to the 4-\(\Omega\) resistor. This exercise helps develop the understanding of superposition in circuits and demonstrates the calculation of power across specific components.
Transcribed Image Text:### Problem Statement Use superposition to find the current \( i_0 \) in the following circuit. Calculate the power delivered to the 4-\(\Omega\) resistor. ### Circuit Description The circuit is composed of the following components: - A 20V voltage source connected in series with a 1-\(\Omega\) resistor. - A 3-\(\Omega\) resistor in series following the 1-\(\Omega\) resistor. - A parallel branch containing a 4-\(\Omega\) resistor and a 2A current source. - Following this branch, there is a 12-\(\Omega\) resistor in series. - After the 12-\(\Omega\) resistor, the circuit splits into two branches: - One branch contains an 8-\(\Omega\) resistor. - The second branch contains a 3A current source in parallel with a 3-\(\Omega\) resistor. ### Task 1. **Apply Superposition Theorem:** - Analyze the circuit considering one independent source at a time while replacing all other independent voltage sources with short circuits and all other independent current sources with open circuits. - Calculate the individual contributions of each source to the current \( i_0 \) through the 4-\(\Omega\) resistor. 2. **Power Calculation:** - Once \( i_0 \) is determined, use the formula for power (\( P = I^2 R \)) to find the power delivered to the 4-\(\Omega\) resistor. This exercise helps develop the understanding of superposition in circuits and demonstrates the calculation of power across specific components.
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