1) I would like to connect a 10 V source to a 502 resistive load. a. How much power will be dissipated by this load? b. I do not have any 50 2 resistors. All I have is a bucket full of red- black-brown-gold banded resistors, all with ¼ W maximum power ratings. How can I combine those resistors to create a 50 Q load capable of dissipating the power being delivered? (There are infinitely many answers to this question, but try to come up with a solution that uses as few resistors as possible, but enough to safely dissipate the power.)

Determine the voltage V1 in Volts for the following circuit with component values ISRC = 1.6 mA, VSRC = 6 V, R1 = 2.3 k2, R2 = 3.5 kQ, and R3 = 1.3 kQ. Vsrc + R1 w R2 w Isrc V1 + R3 www 11 12 4 13

Consider the circuit shown below. Determine the maximum power that can be transferred to the external load at the terminals a-b. Use the following values: R1=R2=R3=R4 = 10 ohm, V=55 V. Report the value with one significant digit after the decimal point. Please answer in typing format please

2. A parallel circuit has 3 resistors each on different paths connected to a 120 V potential difference. The resistors have resistances of 5.0 0. 7.5 Q. and 9.8 Q. Draw a schematic diagram of the circuit. Create a table for this circuit. INCLUDE DIAGRAMS AND TABLE ON THE SOLUTION. THANK YOU