3. In the network of Figure (2), use nodal analysis to determine :(a) The voltage at nodes B and C;(b) The current IR3;(c) The magnitude of the active power dissipated in the 820 resistance.3VR₁ΙΚΏIR₁R₂BIR, R₂IR₂| 2.2ΚΏ1.5KQ4VR₂+IRS R₂IR. 820923.3KQEDFigure (2)Please simplify the equations after extracting them step bystep and solve these equations either using elimination orsubstitution (only).

Given Data:A DC resistive circuit of,To Find:The voltages at nodes B and C.The current The power

3. In the network of Figure (2), use nodal analysis to determine : (a) The voltage at nodes B and C; (b) The current IR3; (c) The magnitude of the active power dissipated in the 820 22 resistance. 3V √ st R₂ ΙΚΏ R₂ B IR, R₂ IR₂ 1.5KN 2.2ΚΏ D 4V C IR R₂ IR. 82002 R₂ |3.3ΚΏ E VS₂ Figure (2) ase simplify the equations after extracting them ste p and solve these equations either using elimination substitution (only).

3. In the network of Figure (2), use nodal analysis to determine : (a) The voltage at nodes B and C; (b) The current IR3; (c) The magnitude of the active power dissipated in the 820 22 resistance. 3V √ st R₂ ΙΚΏ R₂ B IR, R₂ IR₂ 1.5KN 2.2ΚΏ D 4V C IR R₂ IR. 82002 R₂ |3.3ΚΏ E VS₂ Figure (2) ase simplify the equations after extracting them ste p and solve these equations either using elimination substitution (only).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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