/Answer the followings (Only Five)1) Sketch the resistor network that has the following expressionRT (R₁ // R₂ //R3) + (R4 // Rs)2) Determine the total cost of using the following electrical appliances at $ 0.1 per kWh: a 1.4- kWheater for 1 day; four 100-W lamps for 2 hours; a 700-W toaster for 35 seconds.3) A 5- KW electric kettle needs Ten minutes to boil 2 kg of water from the initial temperature of20°C. Determine the thermal efficiency of the kettle.4) For the following circuit, determine ElEISImA100 mAElE112 V5) For the following network, determine the value of R2ElR1m4kQR1{2kQE3Hilt15 V20 mAR1www10kQR+F150002E2R2m3kQ26) Connect the following voltmeter to measure the voltage between the terminals A-B. Determine thereading of the meter, its magnitude and sign.Hil20 VR2R225kQR3<2kQR=2000I=600.063712BlackRedRT=4+ 37KvR2.3

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