it's urgent please solve asap 4. Solve by using Kirchhoff's LawsR+ V24 Q200 V120 VV(a) For the above circuit find R.(b) Find the current and voltage across each resistor.(c) Find the power dissipated by each resistor.(d) Find the total power dissipated by all resistors.(e) Find the current flowing through voltage source.(f) Using P=VI, find the power delivered by voltage source.(g) Is total power dissipated by all resistors the same as power delivered by voltagesource?

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4. Solve by using Kirchhoff's Laws R Joa 24 Q 200 V 120 V (a) For the above circuit find R. (b) Find the current and voltage across each resistor. (c) Find the power dissipated by each resistor.

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4. Solve by using Kirchhoff's Laws
R
+ V
24 Q
200 V
120 V
V
(a) For the above circuit find R.
(b) Find the current and voltage across each resistor.
(c) Find the power dissipated by each resistor.
(d) Find the total power dissipated by all resistors.
(e) Find the current flowing through voltage source.
(f) Using P=VI, find the power delivered by voltage source.
(g) Is total power dissipated by all resistors the same as power delivered by voltage
source?

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