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4. Determine the equivalent resistance seen from the votage supply for the drauts given in Step 1, Step 2 and Step 3.

4. Determine the equivalent resistance seen from the votage supply for the drauts given in Step 1, Step 2 and Step 3.

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Actually you have answered 1,2 and question 3. But I am asking the fourth one and the question is connected with 1 2 and 3.

1. Using KVL and/or KCL, determine the unknown current and voltage for each resistor for the circuit given in Figure 2.7. Verify that the total votage is equal to the supply voltage. V 12V R= 120 R4.7 R= 15 Figure 2.7 2. Using KVL and/or KCL, determine the unknown current and votage for each resistor for the circuit Even in Figure 2.8. V- 10V R33 R= 22kn R-15 Figure 2.8 3. Using KVL and/or KCL, determine the unknown current and voltage for each resistor for the circuit gven in Figure 2.9 (2). V- 15V R 1200 R4.7 R15 R4.7 Figure 2.9 4. Determine the equivalent resistance seen from the votage supply for the circuits given in Step 1, Step 2 and Step 3.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Using KVL and/or KCL, determine the unknown current and voltage for each resistor for the circuit given in Figure 2.7. Verify that the total votage is equal to the supply voltage. V 12V R= 120 R4.7 R= 15 Figure 2.7 2. Using KVL and/or KCL, determine the unknown current and votage for each resistor for the circuit Even in Figure 2.8. V- 10V R33 R= 22kn R-15 Figure 2.8 3. Using KVL and/or KCL, determine the unknown current and voltage for each resistor for the circuit gven in Figure 2.9 (2). V- 15V R 1200 R4.7 R15 R4.7 Figure 2.9 4. Determine the equivalent resistance seen from the votage supply for the circuits given in Step 1, Step 2 and Step 3.
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The given circuit in step 1 is:

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And the given values of resistances are:

R1=120 ΩR2=4.7 kΩR3=1.5 kΩ

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