What is the observed relationship in step 6? DataRR,R3Simulated Dataiį = 0.60 AV = 30 Viz = 0.40 AV2= 30 VSimulated iiz = 0.30 AiT= 1.30 ASimulated VV3= 30 VV= 30 VComputed DataComputed ii = 0.60 Ai + i, + iz= 0.60 A + 0.40 A + 0.30 Aiz = 0.40 Ai3= 0.30 Air= 1.30 APr = 39 WComputedPower, PP1= 18 WP2= 12 WP; = 9 WPTP1 + P2 + P3 = 18 W + 12 W + 9 W = 39 W%3DStep 6Simulated VV7 = 30 VSimulated ii, = 3.0 Ai, = 3.0 Aiz= 3.0 Aiz= 9.0 A

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Data R R, R3 Simulated Data iį = 0.60 A V = 30 V Simulated i iz = 0.40 A iz= 0.30 A İT = 1.30 A Simulated V Computed Data Computed i V2= 30 V V3= 30 V Vr= 30 V iį = 0.60 A iį + iz + iz = 0.60 A + 0.40 A + 0.30 A iz = 0.40 A i3= 0.30 A iT= 1.30 A Pr = 39 W Computed Power, P P= 18 W P2= 12 W P3= 9 W P + P2 + P3 = 18 W + 12 W + 9 W = 39 W PT Step 6 Simulated V V = 30 V Simulated i i = 3.0 A i,= 3.0 A i= 3.0 A iz= 9.0 A

Data R R, R3 Simulated Data iį = 0.60 A V = 30 V Simulated i iz = 0.40 A iz= 0.30 A İT = 1.30 A Simulated V Computed Data Computed i V2= 30 V V3= 30 V Vr= 30 V iį = 0.60 A iį + iz + iz = 0.60 A + 0.40 A + 0.30 A iz = 0.40 A i3= 0.30 A iT= 1.30 A Pr = 39 W Computed Power, P P= 18 W P2= 12 W P3= 9 W P + P2 + P3 = 18 W + 12 W + 9 W = 39 W PT Step 6 Simulated V V = 30 V Simulated i i = 3.0 A i,= 3.0 A i= 3.0 A iz= 9.0 A

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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