The analysis of the voltage, V for the circuit given in Figure Q4 can be expressed in the following three equations: R1 (i - i2) + R2(i, - i3) = Vila Id=0.2197 Rziz + R4(i2 - i3) + R1 (i2 - i) = V½la Rgiz + R4(iz – i2) + R2(iz - i) = V3la where R is the resistance and i is the current. Analyze the system of linear equations above for i,, i2, and i, by using Gauss elimination method with pivoting.

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Q4 The analysis of the voltage, V for the circuit given in Figure Q4 can be expressed in the
following three equations:
R1 (i, – iz) + R2(i, – i3) = Vị la
Id=0.2197
Rziz + R4(iz – iz) + R (iz – i) = V2la
Rgiz + R4 (i3 – iz) + R2(i3 – i,) = V3la
where R is the resistance and i is the current. Analyze the system of linear equations above
for i, iz, and iz by using Gauss elimination method with pivoting.
V1
OV
R2
100
R1
200
V3
2001V
i2
V2
R4
100
ov
R5
300
R3
250
Figure Q4
Transcribed Image Text:Q4 The analysis of the voltage, V for the circuit given in Figure Q4 can be expressed in the following three equations: R1 (i, – iz) + R2(i, – i3) = Vị la Id=0.2197 Rziz + R4(iz – iz) + R (iz – i) = V2la Rgiz + R4 (i3 – iz) + R2(i3 – i,) = V3la where R is the resistance and i is the current. Analyze the system of linear equations above for i, iz, and iz by using Gauss elimination method with pivoting. V1 OV R2 100 R1 200 V3 2001V i2 V2 R4 100 ov R5 300 R3 250 Figure Q4
(b)
A system which is represented by the given equation below, is able to work effectively
even when the time is zero.
f(t) = 7t3 – 0.31t² + lat – cost ld%3D0.2197
However, there will be a time where the system is put on resting mode for several
seconds.
(i)
Find the derivative of f(t).
(ii) By using Newton-Raphson Method, select the approximate resting time in
between the interval [1 2] seconds with the absolute system function tolerance is
less than 0.0005 or until 4th iteration. Choose to = 1 second.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) A system which is represented by the given equation below, is able to work effectively even when the time is zero. f(t) = 7t3 – 0.31t² + lat – cost ld%3D0.2197 However, there will be a time where the system is put on resting mode for several seconds. (i) Find the derivative of f(t). (ii) By using Newton-Raphson Method, select the approximate resting time in between the interval [1 2] seconds with the absolute system function tolerance is less than 0.0005 or until 4th iteration. Choose to = 1 second.
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