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PROBLEM SOLVING 1. Determine R. and I of the circuit from Figure 1. For every step of simplification, draw the simplified circuit. 2. Determine the node voltages V., Vor Ver and Va of the circuit from Figure 2 using Nodal Analysis. (. 3. Using mesh analysis, determine the values of v., and io of the circuit from Figure 3. 4. Determine Rey of the circuit at Figure 4. 5. Using Figure 4, if a voltage source (v.) of 10V is placed between the terminals where we determined the value of Re, what will be the value of current (ish) flowing to the equivalent resistance of the shaded resistors? :-) 6. Using Figure 5, determine the voltages vi to v. using KVL. ------- 5 V Re IS 202 402 S 30 Figure 1 60 0.25 402 802 5.02 1012 www 1612 ww 50 ml3 Figure 2 58 V 85 V 125 ml

PROBLEM SOLVING 1. Determine R. and I of the circuit from Figure 1. For every step of simplification, draw the simplified circuit. 2. Determine the node voltages V., Vor Ver and Va of the circuit from Figure 2 using Nodal Analysis. (. 3. Using mesh analysis, determine the values of v., and io of the circuit from Figure 3. 4. Determine Rey of the circuit at Figure 4. 5. Using Figure 4, if a voltage source (v.) of 10V is placed between the terminals where we determined the value of Re, what will be the value of current (ish) flowing to the equivalent resistance of the shaded resistors? :-) 6. Using Figure 5, determine the voltages vi to v. using KVL. ------- 5 V Re IS 202 402 S 30 Figure 1 60 0.25 402 802 5.02 1012 www 1612 ww 50 ml3 Figure 2 58 V 85 V 125 ml

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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