3. For the following circuit determine the current through each resistor andthe voltage drop across each resistor. Determine the voltage from point Ato Ground and the current delivered by the sourceVDD24V.Voltage DropCurrent ThruR7R 7 12R 8 5NR 9 20 NAR9:200R8:50R10 4 2R10Source IA to GndCalculate RTOTAL and show your equation

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3. For the following circuit determine the current through each resistor and
the voltage drop across each resistor. Determine the voltage from point A
to Ground and the current delivered by the source
VDD
24V.
Voltage Drop
Current Thru
R7
R 7 12
R 8 5N
R 9 20 N
A
R9:
200
R8:
50
R10 4 2
R10
Source I
A to Gnd
Calculate RTOTAL and show your equation

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To solve the above problem, we will use Ohm's law and Kirchhoff's law. Ohm's law states that the current flowing in a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied across it when other parameters like temperature are kept constant.

i.e., $V = I \times R$

Kirchhoff’s laws:
KCL: It states that at any node the sum of incoming and outgoing current is always zero or we can also say at any node the sum of the incoming current is equal to the outgoing current.
KVL: It states that in any mesh the sum voltages applied and the voltage drop are always zero or we can say that the sum of voltages in a closed loop is always zero.

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