%900Vdocs.google.com/formsClass: First ClassMinistry of Higher Education andScientific researchTikrit UniversitySubject: Fundamental of Elec. Eng.Second Semester Final Exam Time: 3 hours2021-2022Date: 8-6-2022College of Engineering- ShorqaatMechanical Eng. Dept.Note: Answer five questions onlyQ1) Using the mesh analysis, find the power dissipated by 4k2 and 6k2 resistorsfor the network in Fig. 1.494012 VkaFig.1Q2) Calculate the current through and the power dissipated in the 202 resistor forthe network in Fig. 2 using the nodal analysis.4525.0V.DIA252Fig.2Q3) Using the superposition theorem, find the current through and the powerdissipated in the 342 resistor for the network in Fig.3.24 V802ww12V40wwwI2192141040wwFig.3Q4) Use Norton's theorem to find the current through and the voltage across the922 resistor for the network in Fig. 4. (all resistances are in ohms).Lov & OMN2Fig.4Q5) Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit for the network in Fig. 5. Then, under themaximum power condition, what are the power and current level to the load.wwwww4024049239 V40240492wwwFig. 506) Determine the current drawn from the source in the given circuit in Fig. 6.18JeaFig.6कीचैनLecturerHead of DepartmentDr. Harith A. AliMsc. Muhammad M. Muhammad(JAGood LuckO80wwww.409مكالمات الطوارئ فققطلشركاتAsiacellH

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Note: Answer five questions only Q1) Using the mesh analysis, find the power dissipated by 4k2 and 6k2 resistors for the network in Fig.1. 24 AD a Fig.1 Q2) Calculate the current through and the power dissipated in the 202 resistor for the network in Fig. 2 using the nodal analysis. 492 12V

Note: Answer five questions only Q1) Using the mesh analysis, find the power dissipated by 4k2 and 6k2 resistors for the network in Fig.1. 24 AD a Fig.1 Q2) Calculate the current through and the power dissipated in the 202 resistor for the network in Fig. 2 using the nodal analysis. 492 12V

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