DPA-03Daily Practice AssignmentChapter-01DC NETWORKS1.coi Use mesh analysis to find the current I, in the circuit of Fig.1.10 224 Q24 Vww12 241,Fig.1Col For the circuit in Fig.2, find i, to i, using mesh analysis.20ww20ww10 VFig.2Col By inspection, write the mesh-current equations for the circuit in Fig. 33.2.

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1. coi Use mesh analysis to find the current I, in the circuit of Fig.1. 100 24 2 412 24 V 120 Fig 1 Col For the circuit in Fig.2, find i, to i, using mesh analysis. 20 4t 20 ww www SA 10 V Fig 2 ww 2.

1. coi Use mesh analysis to find the current I, in the circuit of Fig.1. 100 24 2 412 24 V 120 Fig 1 Col For the circuit in Fig.2, find i, to i, using mesh analysis. 20 4t 20 ww www SA 10 V Fig 2 ww 2.

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Chapter-01
DC NETWORKS
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