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Thevenin Theorem

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03/ For the circuit shown in figure (2), by using mesh analysis,
1-Find the current through the (10 2) resistor?
2-Calculate the power dissipated in (5 2)?
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15V
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04/ For the circuit shown in figure (3), Using the superposition theorem, to:
1- Determine the current (/) through the (12 2) ?
2-Calculate the power dissipated in (12 N)?
R
24 1
E, E 54 V
R: 121
E 48 V
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