?? /1Determine the current in each resistorfor the circuit shown in Fig. (1) byusing(Kirchhoff's laws).20branch-currentmethod6V3V40Fig. (1)Q/2For the network shown in Fig. (2), find:5030a) Total current.5020b) Current for each resistor.20V40c) Total power.Fig, (2)0/3Calculate the value of voltage across(2.42) for circuit shown in Fig. (3) byusing Norton's theorem.8020 $2.40 O 10A16VFig. (3)

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Determine the current in each resistor
for the circuit shown in Fig. (1) by
using
(Kirchhoff's laws).
20
branch-current
method
6V
3V
40
Fig. (1)
Q/2
For the network shown in Fig. (2), find:
50
30
a) Total current.
50
20
b) Current for each resistor.
20V
40
c) Total power.
Fig, (2)
0/3
Calculate the value of voltage across
(2.42) for circuit shown in Fig. (3) by
using Norton's theorem.
80
20 $2.40 O 10A
16V
Fig. (3)

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