(b) A black box with a circuit is connected to a parallel combination of twe resistors as shown in fig. for Q. 2(b), where the voltmeter and ammete readings are shown in the table below for two different values of R. Assuming ideal meters (ammeter with zero resistance and voltmeter with infinit resistance), determine the maximum power available from the black box. R(2) V(V) | I(A) 2 1.67 0.83 4 2.1 0.53

(b) A black box with a circuit is connected to a parallel combination of twe resistors as shown in fig. for Q. 2(b), where the voltmeter and ammete readings are shown in the table below for two different values of R. Assuming ideal meters (ammeter with zero resistance and voltmeter with infinit resistance), determine the maximum power available from the black box. R(2) V(V) | I(A) 2 1.67 0.83 4 2.1 0.53

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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