Power supply setting (E): 15 VoltsR1: 14002R2: 18002|R3: 9002V1 (meas)10.77 VV2 (meas)4.64 VV3 (meas)4.58 VITet (meas)7.69 mA%3|Series Parallel circuitv 2v 1R2AВR3R,EX1. Find I2(calc) and I3(calc), usingl (cale)=V,»/R, and I,= V3(meas) / R3%|2(meas)3(calc)2. Calculate Reau.3. Using the given values of E and of JTot, find RTot4. Find the % Error between Regu and RTot5. Verify Kirchhoff's voltage (loop) law for the 3 loops in this circuit.6. Verify Kirchhoff's current (node) law for node B7. What two sections form the very first two or three pages of every stapled report?8. What will be the last page of every stapled report?9. Why do the technologists write in the News section of D2L throughout the termand why must you check the News section of D2L every week?

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Power supply setting (E): 15 Volts R1: 14002 R2: 18002| R3: 900N V1 (mcas) = _10.77 V V2 (mcas) = _4.64 V V3 (meas) =_4.58 V ITet (mcas) = 7.69 mA Series Parallel circuit v2 v 1 R2 R3 A B R, E y 1. Find I2(calc) and I3(cale),_using I Xcate) = V2cmeas) / R, and Ixcale) = V3(meas) / R3 2(тeas) 3(теas) 2. Calculate Reau 3. Using the given values of E and of ITot, find RI0! Eind he 0/

Power supply setting (E): 15 Volts R1: 14002 R2: 18002| R3: 900N V1 (mcas) = _10.77 V V2 (mcas) = _4.64 V V3 (meas) =_4.58 V ITet (mcas) = 7.69 mA Series Parallel circuit v2 v 1 R2 R3 A B R, E y 1. Find I2(calc) and I3(cale),_using I Xcate) = V2cmeas) / R, and Ixcale) = V3(meas) / R3 2(тeas) 3(теas) 2. Calculate Reau 3. Using the given values of E and of ITot, find RI0! Eind he 0/

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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