Please solve this. Q4. Using the Kirchhoff's Rules determine the followings.(a) Current l, through resistor R1:Magnitude of I,:Direction (left/ right):(b) Current l, through resistor R2:Magnitude of lz:Direction (left/ right):(c) Current I3 through resistor R3:Magnitude of I3:Direction (left/ right):R1 = 30B-W-E = 12 VR4 = 102R2 = 60FCE2 = 4 VR3 = 20%3DEEz = 8 V

Q 4. Using the Kirchhoff's Rules determine the followings. (a) Current I, through resistor R1: Magnitude of l: Direction (left/ right): (b) Current lz through resistor R2: Magnitude of Iz: Direction (left/ right): (c) Current I, through resistor R3: Magnitude of l3: Direction (left/ right): R = 30 B E = 12 V R4 = 102 R2 = 60 F C Ez = 4 V R3 = 20 E Ez = 8 V

Q 4. Using the Kirchhoff's Rules determine the followings. (a) Current I, through resistor R1: Magnitude of l: Direction (left/ right): (b) Current lz through resistor R2: Magnitude of Iz: Direction (left/ right): (c) Current I, through resistor R3: Magnitude of l3: Direction (left/ right): R = 30 B E = 12 V R4 = 102 R2 = 60 F C Ez = 4 V R3 = 20 E Ez = 8 V

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter7: Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4PP: Using the rules for parallel circuits and Ohmslaw, solve for the missing values....

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