With switch SW1 open, calculate the maximum power (in W) that can be transferred to R.. Note that your answer should NOT be in terms of the unknown voltage V, and unknown current I. 122 1. 82 V, RL 62 SW, 3A Figure 2.2 (+ 1)

With switch SW1 open, calculate the maximum power (in W) that can be transferred to R.. Note that your answer should NOT be in terms of the unknown voltage V, and unknown current I. 122 1. 82 V, RL 62 SW, 3A Figure 2.2 (+ 1)

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A 3A current source is now attached across the 6-2 resistor as shown in Figure 2.2,
With switch SW1 open, calculate the maximum power (in W) that can be transferred to
R. Note that your answer should NOT be in terms of the unknown voltage V, and
unknown current /.
120
1,
V,
RL.
ЗА
SW,
Figure 2.2

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