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1. Consider the circuit below. Answer a-b. 80 N 40 Ω S0 V 5on | 750 mA § 200 A.) Suppose we kill the 50V source, leaving only the 750 mA source. What is the relationship between the 40 ohm and 50 ohm resistors? Select one: Oa. Series O b. Parallel O c. Neither series nor parallel B.) Suppose we kill the 750 mA source, leaving only the 50V source. What will be the resulting relationship between the 40 ohm and the 200 ohm resistors? Select one: O a. Series O b. Parallel O c. Neither series nor parallel

1. Consider the circuit below. Answer a-b. 80 N 40 Ω S0 V 5on | 750 mA § 200 A.) Suppose we kill the 50V source, leaving only the 750 mA source. What is the relationship between the 40 ohm and 50 ohm resistors? Select one: Oa. Series O b. Parallel O c. Neither series nor parallel B.) Suppose we kill the 750 mA source, leaving only the 50V source. What will be the resulting relationship between the 40 ohm and the 200 ohm resistors? Select one: O a. Series O b. Parallel O c. Neither series nor parallel

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1. Consider the circuit below. Answer a-b. 80 Ω 40 N 50 V | 750 mA § 200 N A.) Suppose we kill the 50V source, leaving only the 750 mA source. What is the relationship between the 40 ohm and 50 ohm resistors? Select one: O a. Series Ob. Parallel O c. Neither series nor parallel B.) Suppose we kill the 750 mA source, leaving only the 50V source. What will be the resulting relationship between the 40 ohm and the 200 ohm resistors? Select one: O a. Series O b. Parallel Ос. Neither series nor parallel
Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider the circuit below. Answer a-b. 80 Ω 40 N 50 V | 750 mA § 200 N A.) Suppose we kill the 50V source, leaving only the 750 mA source. What is the relationship between the 40 ohm and 50 ohm resistors? Select one: O a. Series Ob. Parallel O c. Neither series nor parallel B.) Suppose we kill the 750 mA source, leaving only the 50V source. What will be the resulting relationship between the 40 ohm and the 200 ohm resistors? Select one: O a. Series O b. Parallel Ос. Neither series nor parallel
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