Figure 1, draw a two-loop circuit where the first voltage in series with first resistor to be connected at the supply side and the second voltage in series with second resistor to be connected at the load side. The three (3) resistors are connected in tee. Label the values of resistors and voltages.Complete the table below. Table 1, complete the table belowNo. Source/SupplyVoltages(V)|ResistorCalculated CalculatedThevenin's Thevenin's Thevenin's Thevenin'sResistance Voltage(V)VABMeasured MeasuredCalculatedIndividualLoadResistance Voltage(V)VihResistanceCurrent(2)(2)(A)V: RI(3)V1R2R3RABIs171061221215101415317261418224223417222852638233235

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Figure 1, draw a two-loop circuit where the first voltage in series with first resistor to be connected at the supply side and the second voltage in series with second resistor to be connected at the load side. The three (3) resistors are connected in tee. Label the values of resistors and voltages. Complete the table below.

Table 1, complete the table below
No. Source/
Supply
Voltages
(V)
|Resistor
Calculated Calculated
Thevenin's Thevenin's Thevenin's Thevenin's
Resistance Voltage
(V)
VAB
Measured Measured
Calculated
Individual
Load
Resistance Voltage
(V)
Vih
Resistance
Current
(2)
(2)
(A)
V: RI
(3)
V1
R2
R3
RAB
Is
1
7
10
6
12
2
12
15
10
14
15
3
17
26
14
18
22
4
22
34
17
22
28
5
26
38
23
32
35

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