2. In the circuit of the figure below, the source resistance R, is variable between 5 ohms and 50 ohms but R, has a fixed value of 25 ohms. Find the value of R, for which maximum power transfer is dissipated in the load and the value of this power Rg -j10 C100 Zo°v 25 ww

2. In the circuit of the figure below, the source resistance R, is variable between 5 ohms and 50 ohms but R, has a fixed value of 25 ohms. Find the value of R, for which maximum power transfer is dissipated in the load and the value of this power Rg -j10 C100 Zo°v 25 ww

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2. In the circuit of the figure below, the source resistance R, is variable between
5 ohms and 50 ohms but R, has a fixed value of 25 ohms. Find the value of R,
for which maximum power transfer is dissipated in the load and the value of
this power
Rg
-j10
O100 Z0°v
25
ww

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