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*19. For the network in Fig. 78: a. Determine RT by combining resistive elements. b. Find V₁ and V4. c. Calculate 13 (with direction). d. Determine I, by finding the current through each ele- ment and then applying Kirchhoff's current law. Then calculate RT from RT = E/I,, and compare the answer with the solution of part (a). + V₁ - R₁ ww 16 Ω R₂ www 8 Ω 13 RT↑ R3 ww 4Ω E Hol + 32 V FIG. 78 Problem 19. + V4- R4 www 32 Ω I R5 ww 16 Ω

*19. For the network in Fig. 78: a. Determine RT by combining resistive elements. b. Find V₁ and V4. c. Calculate 13 (with direction). d. Determine I, by finding the current through each ele- ment and then applying Kirchhoff's current law. Then calculate RT from RT = E/I,, and compare the answer with the solution of part (a). + V₁ - R₁ ww 16 Ω R₂ www 8 Ω 13 RT↑ R3 ww 4Ω E Hol + 32 V FIG. 78 Problem 19. + V4- R4 www 32 Ω I R5 ww 16 Ω

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*19. For the network in Fig. 78: a. Determine RT by combining resistive elements. b. Find V₁ and V4. c. Calculate 3 (with direction). d. Determine I, by finding the current through each ele- ment and then applying Kirchhoff's current law. Then calculate RT from RT = E/I,, and compare the answer with the solution of part (a). + V₁ - R₁ www 16 Ω R₂ 8 Ω RT 13 R3 www 4 Ω E Hot 32 V + FIG. 78 Problem 19. + V4- R4 www 32 Ω T₂ R5 www 16 Ω
Transcribed Image Text:*19. For the network in Fig. 78: a. Determine RT by combining resistive elements. b. Find V₁ and V4. c. Calculate 3 (with direction). d. Determine I, by finding the current through each ele- ment and then applying Kirchhoff's current law. Then calculate RT from RT = E/I,, and compare the answer with the solution of part (a). + V₁ - R₁ www 16 Ω R₂ 8 Ω RT 13 R3 www 4 Ω E Hot 32 V + FIG. 78 Problem 19. + V4- R4 www 32 Ω T₂ R5 www 16 Ω
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