c) the current taken by R4, d) the current taken by R2, (4.672, 4.28A, 2.86A, 0.47A) 3.33 17. R;=60 R2=52 66. R-62 R4=102 Fig. 8 200V With reference to Fig 8, calculate a) b) c) d) the total resistance of the circuit, the total current taken by the supply, the current taken by R4, the current taken by R2, (6.33 2, 31.6 A, 10.52 A, 21.08 A) Higher Nitec in Electronics Engineering 3-18

c) the current taken by R4, d) the current taken by R2, (4.672, 4.28A, 2.86A, 0.47A) 3.33 17. R;=60 R2=52 66. R-62 R4=102 Fig. 8 200V With reference to Fig 8, calculate a) b) c) d) the total resistance of the circuit, the total current taken by the supply, the current taken by R4, the current taken by R2, (6.33 2, 31.6 A, 10.52 A, 21.08 A) Higher Nitec in Electronics Engineering 3-18

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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