3. Disconnect the DC power supply, and then measured the equivalent resistance by using the AVO meter only. Discussion 1. Verify (KCL and (KVL) . 2. Comment on results . 3. Find I , I2 , I3 . 5 61 a 101 20 V 3 V d =5V 20 4 V

3. Disconnect the DC power supply, and then measured the equivalent resistance by using the AVO meter only. Discussion 1. Verify (KCL and (KVL) . 2. Comment on results . 3. Find I , I2 , I3 . 5 61 a 101 20 V 3 V d =5V 20 4 V

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3. Disconnect the DC power supply, and then measured the equivalent resistance
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1. Verify (KCL and (KVL) .
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