Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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Based upon the following assumptions V1 = 28V R1 = 2.2kQ, R2 = 8380 R3 = 1.1k), R4 = 2 5k) R5 = 3.9k) If there is a load resistor = 680Q between A and B, use Thevenin's theorem and find the power dissipated in RTH with Rj in place State your answer in mW with 3 significant digits and only enter the number, no units. If necessary use scientific notation in the form 1200 = 1.2e3 or 0 012 = 1.2e-2. Notice it is power in RTH not Ri that we're looking for.
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Transcribed Image Text:Based upon the following assumptions V1 = 28V R1 = 2.2kQ, R2 = 8380 R3 = 1.1k), R4 = 2 5k) R5 = 3.9k) If there is a load resistor = 680Q between A and B, use Thevenin's theorem and find the power dissipated in RTH with Rj in place State your answer in mW with 3 significant digits and only enter the number, no units. If necessary use scientific notation in the form 1200 = 1.2e3 or 0 012 = 1.2e-2. Notice it is power in RTH not Ri that we're looking for.
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