For R1=10, R2=9, R3-7, R4-2, R5-4, R6=23, V1=172 V, V2=66 V and V3-81 V in the shown circuit, use mesh analysis to find the following: V3 R3 w R6 Power of V1= Oa. -3906.6308968967 Ob. 976.65772422417 Oc. -1953.3154484483 Od. 1953.3154484483 Power of V3= Power of V2= Oa.-317.28316471524 Ob. 317.28316471524 Oc. -634.56632943049 Od. 126.9132658861 Oa. -530.48232351938 Ob.-265.24116175969 Oc. 106.09646470388 Od. -1060.9646470388 R1 in R4 V2 R2 R5 V1

For R1=10, R2=9, R3-7, R4-2, R5-4, R6=23, V1=172 V, V2=66 V and V3-81 V in the shown circuit, use mesh analysis to find the following: V3 R3 w R6 Power of V1= Oa. -3906.6308968967 Ob. 976.65772422417 Oc. -1953.3154484483 Od. 1953.3154484483 Power of V3= Power of V2= Oa.-317.28316471524 Ob. 317.28316471524 Oc. -634.56632943049 Od. 126.9132658861 Oa. -530.48232351938 Ob.-265.24116175969 Oc. 106.09646470388 Od. -1060.9646470388 R1 in R4 V2 R2 R5 V1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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