12. You plot the current-voltage characteristics of a new non-ohmic device, perform a curve fit,and discover the current as a function of voltage is given by the equation:I = (9Amp/volt")V² – (7Amp/volt) V(a). Perform calculations to find the slope of a line tangent to this curve when V = 4.15 volts.(b). Calculate the effective resistance of this device when V = 4.15 volts.This device is Non-Ohmic!

Given, Current as a function of voltage I=9 Ampere/Volt2V2-7 Ampere/VoltV

12. You plot the current-voltage characteristics of a new non-ohmic device, perform a curve fit, and discover the current as a function of voltage is given by the equation: I = (9Ampivolte) V? – (7Amp/volt) V (a). Perform calculations to find the slope of a line tangent to this curve when V = 4.15 volts. (b). Calculate the effective resistance of this device when V = 4.15 volts. This device is Non-Ohmic!

12. You plot the current-voltage characteristics of a new non-ohmic device, perform a curve fit, and discover the current as a function of voltage is given by the equation: I = (9Ampivolte) V? – (7Amp/volt) V (a). Perform calculations to find the slope of a line tangent to this curve when V = 4.15 volts. (b). Calculate the effective resistance of this device when V = 4.15 volts. This device is Non-Ohmic!

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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