Fundamentals of Electric Circuits
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Chapter 13, Problem 60P
Refer to the circuit in Fig. 13.125 on the following page.
- (a) Find currents I1, I2, and I3.
- (b) Find the power dissipated in the 40-Ω resistor.
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Discussion
1. In your own words, state Kirchhoff's Voltage and Current law?
2. For the circuit shown in Fig.3. If 1,=18 mA and L-4.5 mA, then /, is:
a. 5.3mA b. 13.1mA
3. If other resistors values are used for the circuit of Fig.2a in loop A, so that:
V-0.54V and v-3.58V, Then Ve should be:
a. 1016V
4. The current i, in the circuit Fig .4 is 4A find i, iz, i3, ii and ig „Viand V2.
c. 7,8mA
d. 9 mA
b. 10.88V
c. 107V
d. 4,74V
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Discussion
1. In your own words, state Kirchhoff's Voltage and Current law?
2. For the circuit shown in Fig.3. If 1,=18 mA and L=4.5 mA, then l, is:
a. 5.3mA b. 13.1mA
3. If other resistors values are used for the circuit of Fig.2a in loop A, so that:
V-0.54V and V=3.58V, Then Ve should be:
a. 1016V b. 10.88V
4. The current io in the circuit Fig 4 is 4A find in, iz, is, ia and i, .Viand V2.
c. 7.8mA
d. 9 mA
c. 107V
d. 4,74V
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330 Q
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2 KO
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V* 70 2
180 V
Fig.4
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