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In the circuit shown, R,=R,=R, and ɛ, =. The power dissipated in R, is 20 W. Does battery & supply or absorb energy, what is the rate of energy & exchanges with the circuit? Assume that the batteries are ideal. Rz=R R www R Eg ER,ER Ez R Absorb 110 W O Absorb 440 J/S O Absorb 220 J/s Supply 220 J/s O Supply 110 w Supply 24 J/s Absorb 1 W Supply 1 W O Absorb 24 J/s O Absorb 48 W None of them

In the circuit shown, R,=R,=R, and ɛ, =. The power dissipated in R, is 20 W. Does battery & supply or absorb energy, what is the rate of energy & exchanges with the circuit? Assume that the batteries are ideal. Rz=R R www R Eg ER,ER Ez R Absorb 110 W O Absorb 440 J/S O Absorb 220 J/s Supply 220 J/s O Supply 110 w Supply 24 J/s Absorb 1 W Supply 1 W O Absorb 24 J/s O Absorb 48 W None of them

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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