Q 7. In Fig., solve for RT, IT, V1, V2, V3, V4, Vs, V6, I1, I2, Iz, I4 , Is, Is.R,- 120 0R- 68 1V = 75 VR- 560 1R,-1200R,- 180 0R- 68 0Page 2 I 3Q +-

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Q 7. In Fig., solve for R7, It, V1, V2, V3, V4, Vs, Vé, I1, Iz, I3, 14 , Is, Ig. R, - 120 0 R,- 68 1 V,- 75 V R- 560 0 R-120 0 R-180 0 R- 68 0

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Q 7. In Fig., solve for RT, IT, V1, V2, V3, V4, Vs, V6, I1, I2, Iz, I4 , Is, Is.
R,- 120 0
R- 68 1
V = 75 V
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R,-1200
R,- 180 0
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