Which one of the following equations is co rrect? (The mesh at whicheach equation might be derived is given in parentheses.)*1502501005202T0.1A(1) 5V +(-12)252+(1, -13)152=0 (mesh 1)(2) -SV 1, +(1, -1)250 (1 -1)150=0 (mesh 1)(3) (12-4)250o-1,202-0.1A =0 (mesh 2)(4) (1-1,)250-1,202-0.IA =0 (mesh 2)(5) (12-)252-:(202) =0 (mesh 2)(6) (12-1)250-1,(200)-V-0 (mesh 2)None of the choices are correctO OO 0 00 00

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Which one of the following equations is co rrect? (The mesh at which each equation might be derived is given in parentheses.) * 150 250 1023 202 10.1A (1) 5V I, +(h -12)2502+(1, -13)152=0 (mesh 1) (2) -5V I, +(I, -12)250+(1, –13)15N=0 (mesh 1) (3) (12 -)250 -1,2002-0.1A =0 (mesh 2) (4) (12-1)252-1200 -0.1A =0 (mesh 2) (5) (12-)252-1,(200)=0 (mesh 2) (6) (12-1,)252-1(200)-V =-0 (mesh 2) (7) (12 -1, )250 -1, (200)– VA -0 (mesh 2) None of the choices are correct 2. OO O0

Which one of the following equations is co rrect? (The mesh at which each equation might be derived is given in parentheses.) * 150 250 1023 202 10.1A (1) 5V I, +(h -12)2502+(1, -13)152=0 (mesh 1) (2) -5V I, +(I, -12)250+(1, –13)15N=0 (mesh 1) (3) (12 -)250 -1,2002-0.1A =0 (mesh 2) (4) (12-1)252-1200 -0.1A =0 (mesh 2) (5) (12-)252-1,(200)=0 (mesh 2) (6) (12-1,)252-1(200)-V =-0 (mesh 2) (7) (12 -1, )250 -1, (200)– VA -0 (mesh 2) None of the choices are correct 2. OO O0

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