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Part I. Kirchhoff's Laws in 2 Loops.

  1. Find the necessary KVL/KCL equations to solve the problem.
  2. Compute for 11,12, and 13
  3. Resketch the circuit and label the current with the correct direction and values for each resistor.

Note: For every wrong direction of a current, wrong value of current, or missing current for each resistor, there will be a deduction.

4. Find V1, V3, V5, and V7
5. Find P1, P3, P5 and P7


Given: R₁ = 200 R₂ = 1022 R3 = 30Ω R4 = 45Ω R5 = 65Ω R6 = 750 R₁ = 300 R8 = 250 E1 25V = E2 50V = E3 E4 5.0V = 40.0V =
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Transcribed Image Text:Given: R₁ = 200 R₂ = 1022 R3 = 30Ω R4 = 45Ω R5 = 65Ω R6 = 750 R₁ = 300 R8 = 250 E1 25V = E2 50V = E3 E4 5.0V = 40.0V =
m R3 R6 &1 E2 E3 R₁ R4 m R7 R5 m R₂ R8 m E4
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Transcribed Image Text:m R3 R6 &1 E2 E3 R₁ R4 m R7 R5 m R₂ R8 m E4
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