Pls show calculation In the simulation data presented above, the currents on the axes are in amperes (A). Usually theleast count of most ammeters is 1mA, hence the significant figures on the current measurementswere set to 0.001A (please follow the rules of significant figures).1. From the data above, report the experimentally simulated values fora.Current through resistor R1:b. Current through resistor R2:C.Current through resistor R3:2. Using Kirchhoff's laws, write the current equations for the circuit shown in Figure 4 The circuit shown below was generated on MapleSIM 2019R3V2= 4VV1= $V12R2R1Figure 4: Circuit diagram using multiple power supplies and multiple loopsIn the above circuit, R1=500, R2=25N and R3=75N. The response of this circuit (Fig 4.), i.e., thevalues of the probes measuring currents was simulated for a total time of 10s. The simulated datais shown belowAnalysis Window: Simulation ResultsProbe PlotsSimulation ResultsV Stored ResultsERREili12i-0.015Ha "Multiple power suppliesV Resuts-0.020-0.025-0.0250.020-0 030V Variables: Multiple power supplie..0.015-0.035Find:0.010-Main-0.0402.46.1024.6.10120.055Piot Windows Multiple power su.A 060.050-A Probe Plots00450.0400.035Figure 5: Simulated current response for circuit shown in Fig 4.

The generated circuit diagram is shown below, Where,V1=5VV2=4VR1=50ΩR2=25ΩR3=75Ω

In the simulation data presented above, the currents on the axes are in amperes (A). Usually the least count of most ammeters is 1mA, hence the significant figures on the current measurements were set to 0.001A (please follow the rules of significant figures). 1. From the data above, report the experimentally simulated values for a. Current through resistor R1: b. Current through resistor R2: C. Current through resistor R3: 2. Using Kirchhoff's laws, write the current equations for the circuit shown in Figure 4

In the simulation data presented above, the currents on the axes are in amperes (A). Usually the least count of most ammeters is 1mA, hence the significant figures on the current measurements were set to 0.001A (please follow the rules of significant figures). 1. From the data above, report the experimentally simulated values for a. Current through resistor R1: b. Current through resistor R2: C. Current through resistor R3: 2. Using Kirchhoff's laws, write the current equations for the circuit shown in Figure 4

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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