Discussion 1- Comment on your results. 2- Compare between the practical and theoretical results. 3- When is used VDR and CDR. 4- For the circuit shown in Figure( 3 ). Calculate V out, ignoring the internal resistance Rs of the source E. Use voltage division. ut R, - 100 R- 602 R, - 12 E - 100volt Fig. 3 5. Determine I1,12,13 and I5 using only current divider formula when 14 =4A, in the figure (4) below I, 4Ω I, 3Ω Fig. 4

Discussion 1- Comment on your results. 2- Compare between the practical and theoretical results. 3- When is used VDR and CDR. 4- For the circuit shown in Figure( 3 ). Calculate V out, ignoring the internal resistance Rs of the source E. Use voltage division. ut R, - 100 R- 602 R, - 12 E - 100volt Fig. 3 5. Determine I1,12,13 and I5 using only current divider formula when 14 =4A, in the figure (4) below I, 4Ω I, 3Ω Fig. 4

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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