1. For each of the circuits shown, find the equivalent resistance seen by the source and the powerdeveloped by the source.210Ω280 024 136 N 18 ng200 A 12013 180 ng18 V30 mA(a)(b)75 kf50 kl2 kf?65 V600 N100 kn 150 kng 60 kng 900 Ng 750 Ng 500 n15 kn 3 kn60 V90 kn(c)(d)

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1. For each of the circuits shown, find the equivalent resistance seen by the source and the power developed by the source. 210 1 280 24 1 36 18 n3 200 A 1201 3 180ng 18 V 30 mA (a) (b) 75 kf 50 kn 2 kl 65 V 315 kn 3 kn 600 1 60 V 100 kn 150 kn 60 kng 900 Ng 750 ng s00 ng 90 kn (c) (d)

1. For each of the circuits shown, find the equivalent resistance seen by the source and the power developed by the source. 210 1 280 24 1 36 18 n3 200 A 1201 3 180ng 18 V 30 mA (a) (b) 75 kf 50 kn 2 kl 65 V 315 kn 3 kn 600 1 60 V 100 kn 150 kn 60 kng 900 Ng 750 ng s00 ng 90 kn (c) (d)

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1. For each of the circuits shown, find the equivalent resistance seen by the source and the power
developed by the source.
210Ω
280 0
24 1
36 N 18 ng
200 A 12013 180 ng
18 V
30 mA
(a)
(b)
75 kf
50 kl
2 kf?
65 V
600 N
100 kn 150 kng 60 kng 900 Ng 750 Ng 500 n
15 kn 3 kn
60 V
90 kn
(c)
(d)

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