For the circuit shown in Fig. 6, please answer Q6, Q7,and Q8.Q 6. The Thevinen's equivalent voltage equals to:2 kNa) -14 Ve) 10V V)-5 Vb) 16 Vc)8Vd) -12V5V3 v20 i v 25 2VabQ 7. The Thevinen's equivalent resistance is:ba)/100 Ω b) 50Ωc) 25 Q d) 24Fig. 6e) 1 KO0) 2 ΚΩQ 8. Assume a resistor R is connected across terminals a andb. What is the maximum power that can be delivered toR?a) 1.000 Wd) 0.205 W /e) 0.0625 Wb) 0.0367 Wc) 0.0111 Wf) 0.501 W

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For the circuit shown in Fig. 6, please answer Q6, Q7, and Q8. Q 6. The Thevinen's equivalent voltage equals to: 2 kN a) -14 V e) 10V V) -5 V b) 16 V c)8V d) -12V 5V 3 v 20 i v 25 N Vab Q 7. The Thevinen's equivalent resistance is: a)/100 2 b) 50 2 c) 25 Q d) 24 Fig. 6 e) 1 KO 0) 2ΚΩ Q 8. Assume a resistor R is connected across terminals a and b. What is the maximum power that can be delivered to R? a) 1.000 W d) 0.205 W /e) 0.0625 W b) 0.0367 W c) 0.0111 W f) 0.501 W

For the circuit shown in Fig. 6, please answer Q6, Q7, and Q8. Q 6. The Thevinen's equivalent voltage equals to: 2 kN a) -14 V e) 10V V) -5 V b) 16 V c)8V d) -12V 5V 3 v 20 i v 25 N Vab Q 7. The Thevinen's equivalent resistance is: a)/100 2 b) 50 2 c) 25 Q d) 24 Fig. 6 e) 1 KO 0) 2ΚΩ Q 8. Assume a resistor R is connected across terminals a and b. What is the maximum power that can be delivered to R? a) 1.000 W d) 0.205 W /e) 0.0625 W b) 0.0367 W c) 0.0111 W f) 0.501 W

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=48 volts, IT=0.25 amps, R=320. Find XL.

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