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A Thevenin de equivalent circuit always consists of an equivalent.........
a. AC voltage source
b. capacitance
c. DC voltage source
Cd resistance
The superposition theorem is useful for the analysis of...........
a. single-source circuits.
b. only two-source circuits.
d. no source circuits.
multi-source circuits.
If two currents are in the same direction at any instant of time in a given branch of
circuit, the net current at that instant is
the two currents
********
a. not sum of
b. the product of
c.) sum of
d. the derivative of
The Thevenin's equivalent circuit consists of
a. Voltage source
b. Ru
c. Rth and Eth
d all the mentioned answers
D. In superposition theorem, when dealing with one source, the other sources are:
a. If it's a current source, then it's short
b. If it's a voltage source, then it's open
circuit.
circuit.
If it's a current source,
then it's open
d. None of the mentioned answers.
Cy
circuit.
Transcribed Image Text:A Thevenin de equivalent circuit always consists of an equivalent......... a. AC voltage source b. capacitance c. DC voltage source Cd resistance The superposition theorem is useful for the analysis of........... a. single-source circuits. b. only two-source circuits. d. no source circuits. multi-source circuits. If two currents are in the same direction at any instant of time in a given branch of circuit, the net current at that instant is the two currents ******** a. not sum of b. the product of c.) sum of d. the derivative of The Thevenin's equivalent circuit consists of a. Voltage source b. Ru c. Rth and Eth d all the mentioned answers D. In superposition theorem, when dealing with one source, the other sources are: a. If it's a current source, then it's short b. If it's a voltage source, then it's open circuit. circuit. If it's a current source, then it's open d. None of the mentioned answers. Cy circuit.
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