• Discuss your approach to find the Thevenin's equivalent as seen by R₁ • In your opinion, when finding the Thevenin equivalent as seen by the load for the below circuit, would it be easier to use source transformation or Superposition? Provide both solutions and explain your approach. E R₁ 300 Ω 10 V I 50 mA R₂ 200 Ω M RL 80 Ω

Using the superposition theorem, find the current through R1 in Figure below. R R3 100 Ω 100 0 Vsi R2 100 0 Vs2 5 V

Consider the circuit diagram below. Solve for the power dissipated in each of resistors R4 and R5. You can use either node or mesh analysis (your choice). You can use Matlab to solve the system of equations that you generate, but you are not required to. If you do, be sure to include the commands you used in Matlab as part of your analysis. You can use CircuitJS to verify your result, but you are not required to. [Туре C] R1 1 kN ww R2 1 kN E, 10 V R3 10 kN ww b a R4 1 kN R5 1 kN 50 mA 100 mA d.

7. Simplify circuit for simpler result. You can do the following problem in one of two ways, the long way with Kirchhoff's, or the shortcut way by redrawing your circuit. 4Ω www V 292 R + A 192 ,392 wwww 392 Suppose the ammter is showing 2A and the voltmeter is showing 4V, find & and R.