Exercises:Determine V, and I for each circuit in Fig. 2-5. Assume that each of the diodes in thesecircuits has a forward voltage drop of 0.7 V.VD₁ 1kD₂ 1KQVwV35.1Ω1. VA = VB = 0V,2. VA VB 5V,and3. VA=0V & V₁ = SV.(d)10

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