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42. Consider the circuit shown below. Write the three loop equations for the loops shown. 13 R3 Loop 3 Loop 1 )R2 Loop 2 V2 R5 12 RA R1

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 42P: Consider the circuit shown below. Write the three loop equations for the loops shown.

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42. Consider the circuit shown below. Write the three loop
equations for the loops shown.
13 R3
12
Loop 3
+
Loop 1 R2.
Loop 2
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R5
prc
12
R1
R4
15
10

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