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(a) For the circuit shown in Figure 1, find the power associated with all the five elements in the circuit. 12 V + t, 30 2 Figure 1: Circuit for Problem 1(a).

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Find the power associated with all the elements of circuit?

(a) For the circuit shown in Figure 1, find the power associated with all the five elements in the circuit.
12 V
+
302
Figure 1: Circuit for Problem 1(a).

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