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The total resistance of the circuit is ko The total current drawn from the power supplies is mA The current through R, is mA

The total resistance of the circuit is ko The total current drawn from the power supplies is mA The current through R, is mA

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For the circuit shown in figure below, R,=3000, R2=24000, R3=63000, R4=15k2, Rg=120KN. Moreover, the voltages supplied by the two power supplies are Vs1=Vs2=3V. Perform calculations and type your results in the appropriate number boxes provided. Please note the specific measuring units required for your numerical answers. R1 R4 Vs1 A R3 B Vs2 R2 Rs The total resistance of the circuit is kQ The total current drawn from the power supplies is mA The current through R, is The current through R3 Is mA The current through R5 is mA Voltage across R2 is V Voltage across R3 is V Voltage across R4 is V A voltmeter is connected between point A and B. The likely value shown by the voltmeter is V The total power dissipated by the circuit is mW
Transcribed Image Text:For the circuit shown in figure below, R,=3000, R2=24000, R3=63000, R4=15k2, Rg=120KN. Moreover, the voltages supplied by the two power supplies are Vs1=Vs2=3V. Perform calculations and type your results in the appropriate number boxes provided. Please note the specific measuring units required for your numerical answers. R1 R4 Vs1 A R3 B Vs2 R2 Rs The total resistance of the circuit is kQ The total current drawn from the power supplies is mA The current through R, is The current through R3 Is mA The current through R5 is mA Voltage across R2 is V Voltage across R3 is V Voltage across R4 is V A voltmeter is connected between point A and B. The likely value shown by the voltmeter is V The total power dissipated by the circuit is mW
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