This new estimate for V2 substituted back to the equation will produce the second estimate: V 2.2 1 = 0.3603-146.3° -(1.9612/101.3°)(120°) 1.9612-78.8° 0.8797/+8.499° =0.8412-8.499° The third iteration will be V 2.3 1 0.3603-146.3° (1.9612/101.3°)(120°)] 1.9612-78.8° 0.8412/+8.499° = 0.8345-8.962° The fourth iteration will b 1 V 2,4 = 0.3603-146.3° -(1.9612/101.3°)(120°) 1.9612-78.8° 0.8345/+8.962 = 0.8320-8.962°

This new estimate for V2 substituted back to the equation will produce the second estimate: V 2.2 1 = 0.3603-146.3° -(1.9612/101.3°)(120°) 1.9612-78.8° 0.8797/+8.499° =0.8412-8.499° The third iteration will be V 2.3 1 0.3603-146.3° (1.9612/101.3°)(120°)] 1.9612-78.8° 0.8412/+8.499° = 0.8345-8.962° The fourth iteration will b 1 V 2,4 = 0.3603-146.3° -(1.9612/101.3°)(120°) 1.9612-78.8° 0.8345/+8.962 = 0.8320-8.962°

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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