3. For the network in Fig. 4.21 Note: E is also equivalent to the designation Vs or Vr for voltage source and Is is equivalent to Iy for total current of the circuit being analyzed. a. Find currents Is, I2, and l6. b. Find voltages Vị and Vs. c. Find the power delivered to the 3 kN resistor.

3. For the network in Fig. 4.21 Note: E is also equivalent to the designation Vs or Vr for voltage source and Is is equivalent to Iy for total current of the circuit being analyzed. a. Find currents Is, I2, and l6. b. Find voltages Vị and Vs. c. Find the power delivered to the 3 kN resistor.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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