Q2 (a)For the circuit shown in Figure Q2 (a),120602240 Vww502ww602www(b)For the circuit shown in Figure Q2 (b).5 mA10 ΚΩ0.01V15 ΚΩ20 ΚΩ80 Ω15020 ΩFigure Q2 (b)Figure Q2 (a)(i)Determine the equivalent resistance, Req(5 marks)(ii)Calculate the current, io.(2 marks)BEJ 10303(iii)Analyse the power, P dissipated in the 20-kQ resistor.(2 marks)(i)Determine the total current supplied by the dependent source exists in thecircuit.(3 marks)Calculate the current that flowing through the 20-kQ resistor by using(ii)current divider rule.(3 marks) Q1(a)The current entering the positive terminal of a device is i(t) - =10e3 Aand the voltage across the device is v(t) = 10 V.(i)Find the charge delivered to the device between t = 0 and t = 1s.(3 marks)(ii)Calculate the power absorbed.(3 marks)(iii)Determine the energy absorbed in Is.(3 marks)2(b)By using passive sign convention, determine I, in Figure Q1 (b) below.(6 marks)3V6A2V13V10V15V3VFigure Q1 (b)3

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