Answer the following questions related to a series/parallel combinational circuit configured as follows:  R1 is in series with the source and also in series with the parallel combination of R2 and R3.  The circuit’s voltage is +24VDC, R1= 4.5kΩ, R2=30kΩ, and R3=10kΩ.   The current drawn by R3 in the circuit describe above is _________. Use correct engineering notation and

Find the equivalent resistance across the ports A and B (to 2 decimal places) where v2 is a dependent voltage source with the equation V2 = 5VR3 (where VR3 is the voltage across the resistor R3) V1 = 15VI3 = 5AR1 = 62ohmsR2 = 32ohmsR3 = 53ohmsR4 = 60ohmsR5 = 6ohmsR6 = 90ohms

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Resistor Circuit Consider a network of resistors connected between terminal a and b that consists of 2 parallel combinations of resistors that are in series with one another. The first parallel combination is composed of two resistors that are 30 and 6n2 respectively. The next set of resistors are 30, 6N, and 30. Each parallel combination of resistors is called a bank. a.  Draw a schematic of the circuit described.

If IR1 = 0.065 mA and IR2 = 0.098 mA in a two branch parallel circuit, IT = 0.163 mA. True False

An eleven volt power supply is used to power a four ohm resistor, which is joined to a one ohm resistor and a seven ohm resistor in parallel. A parallel combination of a two ohm resistor and a three ohm resistor is linked(connected) to the seven ohm resistor as well. The three ohm resistor is joined/connected to a voltage source of thirteen volts. Create a sketch of the Norton equivalent circuit  & use the norton theorm approach to determine the currents, voltage drop, and power dissipated in the two ohm resistor.

Answer the following questions related to a series/parallel combinational circuit configured as follows:  R1 is in series with the source and also in series with the parallel combination of R2 and R3.  The circuit’s voltage is +24VDC, R1= 4.5kΩ, R2=30kΩ, and R3=10kΩ. The total resistance of the circuit described above is _________. Use correct engineering notation and unit measure!

A. Parallel Circuits Solve for the following unknowns for the parallel circuit shown below. R3 VT IR1, IR2 IT VR1, VR2 PR1, PR2, PR3 PT