1-2. Solve the power triangle of R3-L2 and its angle. Show the detailed solution and box ONLY the final answers.

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Q: R(s) 18 5 G₁ Figure 3-73 Block diagram of a system. H₁ G₂ H₂ H₂ G3 C(s)

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Q: FIND: a. V, and Vy b.44, 2, a c.I, =-13

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Q: 3. If I,- 14 A, R₁ = 22, R₂ = 4 52, and R3-82, find the current 13 (in amperes). R₁ P2 P3

A: Given circuit: Here, Is=14 A,R1=2 Ω,R2=4 Ω,R3=8 Ω.

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Q: Given the diagram, determine the R eq. R2 R R1 R5 R R3 R R4 R Select one: 1 Req = R5 + 1 + R1+R2 ™…

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Q: Q5/ Using Kirchhoff Laws for the circuit below determine the value and the direction of the current…

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Q: -. A block diagram is shown in the following figure, try to calculate C/R. G₁ H₁ H₂ G₂ G3

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Q: solve for current across circuit RI R2 R3 200L 2k2 1502 VI E24 V R485002 R5 { 3002 V2 12 V Loop 2

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Q: 3-39 For the circuit in Figure P3-39, find the Thévenin and Norton equivalent circuits. 10 ΚΩ 25 V…

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Q: 4. Using the circuit below find the Thevenin Equivalent circuit as viewed by elements in rectangle…

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Q: Find the four voltages V1, V2, V3 and V4 for the circuit below:

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Q: For the circuit shown in Figure use the node analysis to find V1 and V2 V₁ = 10/0° V R₁ 30 S 1 R₂ 80…

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Q: Use Thevenin's theorem to simplify the circuit given below and find the value of aurrent flowing…

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Q: For R1-33, R2-41, R3-62, R4-28, R5-11, R6-78, R7-70, R8-72, R9-19, R10-74 and I1=0.07 A in the…

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Q: Determine I5 using Thevenin's Theorem show complete solution

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Q: Solve for the value of I1, l2 and l3. I I

A: In the given circuit, find the value of the currents I1, I2 and I3 as shown in the circuit.  We are…

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Q: Simplify the following block diagram. G1 G₁ H₁ H1 G4 GA H₂ H2 G3 G₁ G₂ G2

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Q: 3s – 7 Find L s2 - 2s +3

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Q: R1 12 V1 -12V till R2 1k2 V2 R3 .12V ·1k2 Create the equation using 3 loops at junction R, and R2,…

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Q: 2 mhos 3 V2 -2 2.

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Q: Using nodal analysis solve for v1,v2,v3 where the values of Vr = 12V R1= 5 R2 = 10 R3 = 15 R4 =…

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Q: In the circuit shown below R1=220, R2-440 and R3=660 The voltage across R1 will most nearly be 12v+…

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Q: the equivalent resistance across A R; = 60 R3 = 40 R3 = 102 R4 = 80 Rg = 60 Rea R2 = 82 R = 20 Re =…

A: RAB=10+2∥6+8∥6+4∥8+4∥8+6RAB=4+8∥6+4∥8+4∥8+6

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Q: Obtain the generalized environmental equations of the circuit below (voltage for the eyes Proceed…

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Q: USING NODAL ANALYSIS... CALCULATE V1, V2, V3, I1, I2, AND I3

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Q: Apply the knowledge of which node is the reference node, which nodes are dependent and ndependent…

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KVL and KCL

KVL stands for Kirchhoff voltage law. KVL states that the total voltage drops around the loop in any closed electric circuit is equal to the sum of total voltage drop in the same closed loop.

Sign Convention

Science and technology incorporate some ideas and techniques of their own to understand a system skilfully and easily. These techniques are called conventions. For example: Sign conventions of mirrors are used to understand the phenomenon of reflection and refraction in an easier way.