R1 V1 = 25V %D E,= 50V %3D V2 R2=32 R3 P3 = 35W

1. Provide 2 sets of solutions to determine V1, V2 and V3: (Show your solutions).... Solutions: (a) RT, Ohm's Law (b) Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (VDP) R1 5 k2 + 45 V 10 k2 R2 7.5 kQ 4 R3

Please answer fast I'll rate you sure

Please asap

Determine the Branch Currents using Mesh Currents: a.) Branch ab b.) Branch ac c.) Branch bc NOTE: The unit of resistance is in ohms and the unit of the voltage supply is in volts.

Consider the circuit of resistors shown. Find the equivalent resistance Reg • Find the currents ,...,Is through each resistor and the voltages V1,..,Vs across each resistm Find the total power P dissipated in the circuit. R = 62 R:= 42 R=122 R = 392 R=52 E=12V

Electrical Engineering For the final problem, consider the following circuit diagram: 12 Q 30 V Vx 60 Q 2"Vx B 6) For this circuit, please find and draw: a. The Thevenin equivalent circuit between A and B, using external excitation to find R. b. The Norton cquivalent circuit berween A and B. c. Review section 3-8 from the text. What value load resistor connected between A and B would yield maximum power transfer? How much power woukd this be?

Please write the solution clearly so that I can understand it properly

Using Kirchoff's Law determine the following current R1=10 R2=80 R3=50 V1=24volts V2=D10 volts R1 R, V1 V2 Type the equation for loop 1: Type the Equation for Loop 2: Current through R1 is: Current through R2 is: Current through R3 is: Voltage drop in R2 is:

Consider the circuit shown in the figure below. R₁ = R2= 11.00 and R3 =R4= 5.00 2 and Rs 20 Ω. a. Color code and reduce the circuit section to one equivalent resistor. Show each step and combine the resistors SYMBOLLICALLY before plugging in any numbers. W R4 a R1 W R2 W R3 W 25.0 V b. Find the potential difference between points a and b. b C. Find the current in the R5. W R5