a)b)c)Using your own word, state the difference between passive and active elements andhence give two examples for each element.For the circuit of Figure Q1b, solve for the equivalent resistance, Req and and Vx.4.02w10 VReaVx2002Aww202ww502Lum502502wwO5ΩFigure Q1b10 Ωw+ V₂.10 ΩFor the circuit of Figure Q1c, solve for Vo using source transformation technique.1 A1202Figure Q1cww1V5 V+4Ω2502802ww80210521502ww

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