Name:HW#2 EET-203, Basic Electricity2) For certain value of values R₁, R₂=5*R₁ and R3=10*R₁. What will be theVoltage drop across each resistor, if the supply voltage is Vsupply =80 V? .For current calculation, assume R1 = 1.0 KQ.+VsupplyR₁R3WR2 Name:HW#2 EET-203, Basic Electricity1) The circuit in the above figure (1) has a supply voltage of 60 volts, andthree resistors of equal value, R₁ =10N, R₂=20N and R3= 300.Determine the total resistance of this circuit, the current(s), the voltagedrops, and the power supplied to individual resistor.+VsupplyR₁MR3MFigure (1)R₂M

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1) The circuit in the above figure (1) has a supply voltage of 60 volts, and three resistors of equal value, R₁ =100, R₂=20N and R3= 300. Determine the total resistance of this circuit, the current(s), the voltage drops, and the power supplied to individual resistor. Vsupply R₁ R3 Figure (1) R₂

1) The circuit in the above figure (1) has a supply voltage of 60 volts, and three resistors of equal value, R₁ =100, R₂=20N and R3= 300. Determine the total resistance of this circuit, the current(s), the voltage drops, and the power supplied to individual resistor. Vsupply R₁ R3 Figure (1) R₂

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