Q2 For the circuit shown below, choose the correct answerR2680 OhmR34.7 k Ohm-12VR11k OhmR41.5 k Ohm3- What is RT in the circuit shown below if R2 is open?a) 1k ohm b) 6.2 k ohm4- what is Rr if R3 is replaced by a short circuit?a) 550 ohm b) 685.53 ohm5- what is RT if R1 is open ?c) 8.8k ohmc) 860.87 ohma) 6.88 k ohm b) 1.5 k ohm c) 5.2 k ohm6- If Rl is replaced by a short circuit what is the total resistance?a) 1k ohm b) zero ohmc) infinity

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Q2 For the circuit shown below, choose the correct answer R2 680 Ohm =12V R1 R3 1k Ohm 4.7 k Ohm R4 1.5 k Ohm 3- What is RT in the circuit shown below if R2 is open? a) 1k ohm b) 6.2 k ohm 4- what is RT if R3 is replaced by a short circuit? a) 550 ohm b) 685.53 ohm 5- what is RT if R1 is open ? a) 6.88 k ohm b) 1.5 k ohm c) 5.2 k ohm 6- If RI is replaced by a short circuit what is the total resistance? a) 1k ohm b) zero ohm c) 8.8k ohm c) 860.87 ohm c) infinity

Q2 For the circuit shown below, choose the correct answer R2 680 Ohm =12V R1 R3 1k Ohm 4.7 k Ohm R4 1.5 k Ohm 3- What is RT in the circuit shown below if R2 is open? a) 1k ohm b) 6.2 k ohm 4- what is RT if R3 is replaced by a short circuit? a) 550 ohm b) 685.53 ohm 5- what is RT if R1 is open ? a) 6.88 k ohm b) 1.5 k ohm c) 5.2 k ohm 6- If RI is replaced by a short circuit what is the total resistance? a) 1k ohm b) zero ohm c) 8.8k ohm c) 860.87 ohm c) infinity

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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