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In the following circuit, If Is = 4A , then v, is: 2 2 4i U2 3Ω U3 - Vx+ Is O 102 62 A) 48V B) 480V C)-252V D) 432V E) 32V F) 320V G) -168V H) 288V ww ww

In the following circuit, If Is = 4A , then v, is: 2 2 4i U2 3Ω U3 - Vx+ Is O 102 62 A) 48V B) 480V C)-252V D) 432V E) 32V F) 320V G) -168V H) 288V ww ww

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Q Search Fundamental Of Circuits Class1 2nd 2020) In the following circuit, If I, = 4A, then v, is: %3D 2Ω 4i, U2 U3 - Vx + Is 10Ω A) 48V B) 480V C) -252V D) 432V E) 32V F) 320V G) -168V H) 288V lenovo F7 F10 Insert PrtSc Delete F11 F12
Transcribed Image Text:Q Search Fundamental Of Circuits Class1 2nd 2020) In the following circuit, If I, = 4A, then v, is: %3D 2Ω 4i, U2 U3 - Vx + Is 10Ω A) 48V B) 480V C) -252V D) 432V E) 32V F) 320V G) -168V H) 288V lenovo F7 F10 Insert PrtSc Delete F11 F12
Q Search al Of Circuits Class 1 2nd_2020) Question * (2.5 Points) In the following circuit, if I, = 30mA , then I, and I , are: l2 13, 10 2 32 A) I2 = 15mA. and I3 = B) I, = 30mA. and I3 = 27mA C) I, = 45mA. and I 40.5mA D) I, = 60mA. and I 13.5mA 54mA E) I, = 75mA. and I3 67.5mA F) I, = 90mA. and Ig 81mA G) I, = 105mA. and I, = 94.5mA H) I2 = 120mA. and I3 108mA %3! lenovo Home Pause Insert PrtSc Delete FS F7 F9 F10 F11 F12 96 & 5 0 6 7 7 V 8 A 9. Backspace Nurc Loc
Transcribed Image Text:Q Search al Of Circuits Class 1 2nd_2020) Question * (2.5 Points) In the following circuit, if I, = 30mA , then I, and I , are: l2 13, 10 2 32 A) I2 = 15mA. and I3 = B) I, = 30mA. and I3 = 27mA C) I, = 45mA. and I 40.5mA D) I, = 60mA. and I 13.5mA 54mA E) I, = 75mA. and I3 67.5mA F) I, = 90mA. and Ig 81mA G) I, = 105mA. and I, = 94.5mA H) I2 = 120mA. and I3 108mA %3! lenovo Home Pause Insert PrtSc Delete FS F7 F9 F10 F11 F12 96 & 5 0 6 7 7 V 8 A 9. Backspace Nurc Loc
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