2. Use the circuit shown to answer the following questions:ВA1312113.3k21.8kN5.6kNG10V6VFa) Write KCL at points B & FAt B:At F:b) Write KVL for the following Loops :Loop BGFB:Loop BCDGB:Loop AFGA:3. Solve the equations simultaneously to determine the real values for l1, 12, I3. Hint : no need toconvert the resistance from K Q to 0 .The answer directly will be in mA.4. Determine the voltage across each resistance:V1.8ko =V5.6ko3.3kawww

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2. Use the circuit shown to answer the following questions: 13 12 11 3.3kN 1.8k2 5.6kQ' G 10V 6V F a) Write KCL at points B & F At B: At F: b) Write KVL for the following Loops : Loop BGFB: Loop BCDGB: Loop AFGA: www A.

2. Use the circuit shown to answer the following questions: 13 12 11 3.3kN 1.8k2 5.6kQ' G 10V 6V F a) Write KCL at points B & F At B: At F: b) Write KVL for the following Loops : Loop BGFB: Loop BCDGB: Loop AFGA: www A.

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