i need help with c 3) On the circuit diagram shown to the right:Write and label three upward pointing currents as i, iz,and is for the left, middle, and right branchesrespectively. Draw Kirchhoff voltage loops for the leftside and right side of the circuit, both clockwise.500 nla15 VWrite the equations below for:10 V30 Va) Kirchhoff's Loop rule for the left-side loop300 0400 nb) Kirchhoff's Loop rule for the right-side loopc) Kirchhoff's junction rule for the top junction labeled "a"d) Write the matrix form of simultaneous equations that may be used to solve for theunknown currents is, is, and is.

3) On the circuit diagram shown to the right: Write and label three upward pointing currents as is, is, and is for the left, middle, and right branches respectively. Draw Kirchhoff voltage loops for the left side and right side of the circuit, both clockwise. Write the equations below for: a) Kirchhoff's Loop rule for the left-side loop b) Kirchhoff's Loop rule for the right-side loop

3) On the circuit diagram shown to the right: Write and label three upward pointing currents as is, is, and is for the left, middle, and right branches respectively. Draw Kirchhoff voltage loops for the left side and right side of the circuit, both clockwise. Write the equations below for: a) Kirchhoff's Loop rule for the left-side loop b) Kirchhoff's Loop rule for the right-side loop

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Chapter24: Electromagnetic Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: The direction of the electric field shown in each part of Figure 24.5 is that produced by the charge...

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