5. Consider the circuit in the figure. Let the battery supply a voltage of 100 V. The resistors are R₁ = 102, R₂ = 502, and R3 = 2002. What is the totalpower Pot dissipated in this circuit? What is the value of 13, the current through resistor R₁. Give both the magnitude and direction for 13.V(5) Plot(5)(5)(5)R₁-ww13: magnitude6. The figure shows five coordinate systems. Two directions are in the plane of the page, the third is either in or out of the page, or shown in projection.For the ones shown in projection, the component in or out of the page is indicated by Ⓒor. Indicate, with an R or an L below each figure, which areright handed and which are left handed.ŹNŹS₁(5)PI₁I₁ORCI₂direction7. The figure below shows two charges 9₁ = 3 Q. and q2 = -2 Q. and four Gaussian surfaces S1, S2, S3, S4, Ss which enclose zero, one or both charges.Each surface has a total flux of electric field which penetrates the surface. With the sign convention that > 0 for field which is directed outward, givethe flux through each surface. Use o in your answer.Is53SH·X1₁XLev d$₁8. Consider the piece of a circuit diagram in the figure. Given that 1₂ = -100 mA, Z = 0.5 A and I5 = 0.8 A, find the currents I, and 13 relative to thedirections indicated in the figure.x O04.13.

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5. Consider the circuit in the figure. Let the battery supply a voltage of 100 V. The resistors are R₁ = 102, R₂ = 502, and R₁ = 2002. What is the total power Pot dissipated in this circuit? What is the value of 73, the current through resistor R₁. Give both the magnitude and direction for 13. R₁ (5) (5) POL 13: magnitude R₂ direction

5. Consider the circuit in the figure. Let the battery supply a voltage of 100 V. The resistors are R₁ = 102, R₂ = 502, and R₁ = 2002. What is the total power Pot dissipated in this circuit? What is the value of 73, the current through resistor R₁. Give both the magnitude and direction for 13. R₁ (5) (5) POL 13: magnitude R₂ direction

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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