2002 A- 702 2502 1002 1502 B ...... Figure 3: Circuit without series/parallel connections You have a resistive network as illustrated by the circuit enclosed by the dashed box in Figure 3. Using ONLY your 50- V DC source, you are tasked to characterize this resistive circuit by determining its equivalent resistance with respect to terminals A-B. a) How can you determine the equivalent resistance of the circuit? Note that there are NO series/parallel connections that can be immediately simplified so the series/parallel method is not an expected answer. You may or may not use the 50-V DC source (we have two possible answers for this item) b) With your answer from item a, use this same idea to solve for the equivalent resistance.

2002 A- 702 2502 1002 1502 B ...... Figure 3: Circuit without series/parallel connections You have a resistive network as illustrated by the circuit enclosed by the dashed box in Figure 3. Using ONLY your 50- V DC source, you are tasked to characterize this resistive circuit by determining its equivalent resistance with respect to terminals A-B. a) How can you determine the equivalent resistance of the circuit? Note that there are NO series/parallel connections that can be immediately simplified so the series/parallel method is not an expected answer. You may or may not use the 50-V DC source (we have two possible answers for this item) b) With your answer from item a, use this same idea to solve for the equivalent resistance.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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