(c) For the circuit shown in Figure Q2c, E = 100 V, R₁ = 102 and R₂ = 30,with the current drawn from the battery being 6 A. The current through theload resistor, I, changes to -51 if the two resistors R₂ are replaced by shortcircuits.RER₁Figure Q2cR2[IR₁Using a circuit analysis technique with which you are familiar, determine thesimultaneous equations which, when solved, will allow the determination ofthe values of R, R, and I. There is no need to solve the simultaneousequations.

We need to write all simultaneous equations to find values of R,RL and I using any circuit analysis…

(c) For the circuit shown in Figure Q2c, E = 100 V, R₁ = 10 and R₂ = 30, with the current drawn from the battery being 6 A. The current through the load resistor, I, changes to -51 if the two resistors R₂ are replaced by short circuits. R E R₁ Figure Q2c R2 [I RL Using a circuit analysis technique with which you are familiar, determine the simultaneous equations which, when solved, will allow the determination of the values of R, R, and I. There is no need to solve the simultaneous equations.

(c) For the circuit shown in Figure Q2c, E = 100 V, R₁ = 10 and R₂ = 30, with the current drawn from the battery being 6 A. The current through the load resistor, I, changes to -51 if the two resistors R₂ are replaced by short circuits. R E R₁ Figure Q2c R2 [I RL Using a circuit analysis technique with which you are familiar, determine the simultaneous equations which, when solved, will allow the determination of the values of R, R, and I. There is no need to solve the simultaneous equations.

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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