Question 22 Use Kirchhoff's current law and Ohm's law to determine the voltage on R2 resistor in the circuit of Figure P2.52. VS = 50 V, R1 =3002, R2 = 60 Q2, R3 = 15 Q, R4 R5 R6 = 150. Determine V BC |1 R₁ A ww B 12 R2 R3 13 + Vs C 15 14R4 R5 R 16 D Figure P2.52

Using these diagrams of circuits, what are the steps and materis to create these kind of circuits?

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Determine the unknown. Rt, It, l1, l2, l3, V1, V2, V3, Py, & P3

For R1=55, R2=D125, R33D135, R4=15, R5=40, R63D90 and V1=4 V in the shown figure, use circuit reduction and current/voltage division rules to calculate the following: R6 R1 R5 R3 R2 V1 V2 R4 V13= V2=

R2 Q1 ... VCC R1 Show your complete solution. Use two decimal places for your final answer. Calculate the value of RC in ohms. at VCC=18 V, IB=26 uA, and VC=7V and B=69

Given four resistors R1 = 100 ohms, R2=250 ohms, R3 = 350 ohms, and R4 = 200 ohms such that R1 and R2 in parallel will be connected in series with R3 and R4 in parallel. The series-parallel combination is connected across a 24-volt DC power supply. Find the voltage across R2 and voltage across R4     voltage drops across R2 and R4 are both 12 V     voltage drop across R2 is 18.63 V and voltage across R4 is 5.37 V     voltage drop across R2 is 8.63 V and voltage across R4 is 15.37 V     voltage drop across R2 is 8.63 V and voltage across R4 is 15.37 V

I did a physics lab and got some values. I want to check them theoretically to see how the results differ. From this diagram, answer the following questions: The laws to be verified included the conservation of current in a node, the addition of potentials for components in series, and the addition of currents for components in parallel. The data : R1: 1094 ohm R2 : 998 ohm R3: 1094 ohmR4: 25 ohm Source 1 : 5 V Source 2 : 1.5 V

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