A. For the circuit shown in Figure I your manager asked you to apply the circuit theorems to calculate the voltages and currents in Table 4 using Ohm's Law, Current divider and voltag divider. ... R1 ..... 3kO R2 1kQ R4 1.5kQ Vs 15 V 2. R3 2kQ R5 1.5kQ

A. For the circuit shown in Figure I your manager asked you to apply the circuit theorems to calculate the voltages and currents in Table 4 using Ohm's Law, Current divider and voltag divider. ... R1 ..... 3kO R2 1kQ R4 1.5kQ Vs 15 V 2. R3 2kQ R5 1.5kQ

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A. For the circuit shown in Figure 1 your manager asked you to apply the circuit theorems to
calculate the voltages and currents in Table 4 using Ohm's Law, Current divider and voltage
divider.
B
R1
3kO
R4
R2
1kQ
1.5kQ
Vs
15 V
R3
2ko
R5
S1.5ko
Figure I
Table 4
Required Value
VRI
Calculated Value
IRs
In4
IRs
VRS
VRS

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