Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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XMM1 R1 R2 20 60 R3 V2 V1 40 6V 12V Find the voltage across R3 due to the 12V source. Round to the third decimal place. 8 Volts Find the voltage across R3 due to the 6 V source. Round to third decimal place. 2.4 Volts Find the voltage across R3 due to both sources. Round to the SECOND decimal place. 2.29 Volts Find the Thevenin Voltage at node A with respect to B. Round to the tenths place (1 decimal place). 5.1 Volts Find the Thevenin Resistance at node A with respect to B. Round to the tenths place. ohms Hile
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Transcribed Image Text:XMM1 R1 R2 20 60 R3 V2 V1 40 6V 12V Find the voltage across R3 due to the 12V source. Round to the third decimal place. 8 Volts Find the voltage across R3 due to the 6 V source. Round to third decimal place. 2.4 Volts Find the voltage across R3 due to both sources. Round to the SECOND decimal place. 2.29 Volts Find the Thevenin Voltage at node A with respect to B. Round to the tenths place (1 decimal place). 5.1 Volts Find the Thevenin Resistance at node A with respect to B. Round to the tenths place. ohms Hile
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