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4. Solve for VAR of the circuit shown below. Measure the resistance across the terminal where the 12-volt supply is connected.

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

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Author:Simmons

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Chapter3: Determining The Required Number Of Branch Circuits, Lighting Outlets, And Receptacle Outlets

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13R

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R1
3002
R2
R4
350
602
V1
=12V
R3
102
R5
1002
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4. Solve for VaR of the circuit shown below. Measure the resistance across the terminal where
the 12-volt supply is connected.

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