Table (1-4)1.5. Discussion:1. Comment on your measurements.2. Why the shunt resistor of the ammeter is low?3. Why the series resistor of the voltmeter is high?4. Draw and explain all (V-I) characteristics of your measurements.5. A 30 2 and 40 resistors are connected in parallel then connectedin series with 50 2 resistors and 15 V valtage source forming aclosed circuit. Find R for this circuit then find /T.(14)Al-Hussein University Collegeof EngineeringElectrical circuit LabFirst Year6. The circuit shown in Fig (1-1), calculates Rap, Vab, 12, Pind andPaned across 30 2 resistor.602100E=10Va S 802302b.402Fig (1-10)

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Al-Hussein University College of Engineering Electrical circuit Lab Finst Year 6. The circuit shown in Fig (1-1), calculates Rap, Vab, I:, Ppind and Poned across 30 2 resistor. 600 100 E-10 VaS 802 300 b 402 Fig (1-10)

Al-Hussein University College of Engineering Electrical circuit Lab Finst Year 6. The circuit shown in Fig (1-1), calculates Rap, Vab, I:, Ppind and Poned across 30 2 resistor. 600 100 E-10 VaS 802 300 b 402 Fig (1-10)

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