1. Calculate the current flowing through R4 using MESH ANALYSIS (other methodswon't be graded). (R1=2 ohm, R2= 5 ohm, R3= 3 ohm, R4= 3 ohm, L1= 6.37 mH,L2= 9.55 mH, L3= 41.4 mH, C=398 µF, Uj= 20V, U2=30V, U3=50V, U4=10V,operational frequency 50 Hz).L1R26.37 mH5 OhmR3R12 Ohm3 OhmU2U330 V/S0 Hz/0 Deg50 v/s0 Hz/0 DegU120 V/50 Hz/0 DegL29.55 mHC1398 uFU410 V/50 Hz/0 DegR4L33 Ohm41.4 mH

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1. Calculate the current flowing through R4 using MESH ANALYSIS (other methods won't be graded). (R1=2 ohm, R2= 5 ohm, R3= 3 ohm, R4= 3 ohm, L1= 6.37 mH, L2= 9.55 mH, L3= 41.4 mH, C=398 µF, U= 20V, Uz=30V, U3=50V, U4=10v, operational frequency = 50 Hz). L1 R2 6.37 mH 5 Ohm R3 R1 2 Ohm 3 Ohm u2 U3 30 V/SO Hz/0 Deg 50 v/S0 Hz/0 Deg U1 20 V/50 Hz/0 Deg L2 9.55 mH C1 398 uF U4 10 V/50 Hz/0 Deg R4 L3 3 Ohm 41.4 mH

1. Calculate the current flowing through R4 using MESH ANALYSIS (other methods won't be graded). (R1=2 ohm, R2= 5 ohm, R3= 3 ohm, R4= 3 ohm, L1= 6.37 mH, L2= 9.55 mH, L3= 41.4 mH, C=398 µF, U= 20V, Uz=30V, U3=50V, U4=10v, operational frequency = 50 Hz). L1 R2 6.37 mH 5 Ohm R3 R1 2 Ohm 3 Ohm u2 U3 30 V/SO Hz/0 Deg 50 v/S0 Hz/0 Deg U1 20 V/50 Hz/0 Deg L2 9.55 mH C1 398 uF U4 10 V/50 Hz/0 Deg R4 L3 3 Ohm 41.4 mH

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