DATE: 06-JUNE-ZUZZ USE MESH THEORY (SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS) TO CALCULATE ALL THE VOLTAGES AND CURRENTS FOR EACH RESISTOR. (VALUE 40%) VS2 10V R1 1n VS1 12V € ESA 12V ww R4 62 DEVICE RESISTOR VOLTAGE CURRENT R1 122 R2 2 Ω R3 0,5 Ω R5 6Ω

DATE: 06-JUNE-ZUZZ USE MESH THEORY (SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS) TO CALCULATE ALL THE VOLTAGES AND CURRENTS FOR EACH RESISTOR. (VALUE 40%) VS2 10V R1 1n VS1 12V € ESA 12V ww R4 62 DEVICE RESISTOR VOLTAGE CURRENT R1 122 R2 2 Ω R3 0,5 Ω R5 6Ω

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

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USE MESH THEORY (SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS) TO CALCULATE ALL THE VOLTAGES
AND CURRENTS FOR EACH RESISTOR.
(VALUE 40%)
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10V
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1n
VS1
12V
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