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Fig. B 16 Fig. C 10. With respect to Fig. C, which of the following state- ments are correct: (a) I, is the total supply current; (b) I, = I, + (-I) + I;; (c) I, = I, + Iz + I;; (d) I, = I; + I, + I; (e) I = I; + I, + I3? 11. With reference to Fig. C, if link 3 is removed, which of the following statements is correct: (a) I = I, + I;; (b) I = I, + Is; (c) I = 1;; (d) I, = I;; (c) I, = I3 + I, + I?

Fig. B 16 Fig. C 10. With respect to Fig. C, which of the following state- ments are correct: (a) I, is the total supply current; (b) I, = I, + (-I) + I;; (c) I, = I, + Iz + I;; (d) I, = I; + I, + I; (e) I = I; + I, + I3? 11. With reference to Fig. C, if link 3 is removed, which of the following statements is correct: (a) I = I, + I;; (b) I = I, + Is; (c) I = 1;; (d) I, = I;; (c) I, = I3 + I, + I?

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Fig. B I4 16 Fig. C 10. With respect to Fig. C, which of the following state- ments are correct: (a) I, is the total supply current; (b) I = I, + (-I;) + I;; (c) I, = I, + I; + I; (d) I, = I; + I, + I;; (e) I = I; + I, + I;? 11. With reference to Fig. C, if link 3 is removed, which of the following statements is correct: (a) I = I, + I; (b) I, = I, + Is; (c) I = I;; (d) I, = I;; (e) I, = I; + I, + Iz?
Transcribed Image Text:Fig. B I4 16 Fig. C 10. With respect to Fig. C, which of the following state- ments are correct: (a) I, is the total supply current; (b) I = I, + (-I;) + I;; (c) I, = I, + I; + I; (d) I, = I; + I, + I;; (e) I = I; + I, + I;? 11. With reference to Fig. C, if link 3 is removed, which of the following statements is correct: (a) I = I, + I; (b) I, = I, + Is; (c) I = I;; (d) I, = I;; (e) I, = I; + I, + Iz?
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