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For R1=15, R2=9, R3=9, R4=9, R5=D2, R6=18, V1=165 V, V2=72 V and V3=11 V in the shown circuit, use mesh analysis to find the followi R3 R4 V3 )vi v2 R6 Power of V1= a. 1468.4704830054 b. -1468.4704830054 c. 734.23524150268 d. -2936.9409660107 Power of V2= a. 97.534168157424 O b. -487.67084078712 c. 243.83542039356 d. -243.83542039356 Power of V3= O a. 12.129079705824 O b.-121.29079705824 C. -60.645398529119 O d.-30.32269926456

For R1=15, R2=9, R3=9, R4=9, R5=D2, R6=18, V1=165 V, V2=72 V and V3=11 V in the shown circuit, use mesh analysis to find the followi R3 R4 V3 )vi v2 R6 Power of V1= a. 1468.4704830054 b. -1468.4704830054 c. 734.23524150268 d. -2936.9409660107 Power of V2= a. 97.534168157424 O b. -487.67084078712 c. 243.83542039356 d. -243.83542039356 Power of V3= O a. 12.129079705824 O b.-121.29079705824 C. -60.645398529119 O d.-30.32269926456

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For R1=15, R2=9, R3=9, R4=9, RS=2, R6=18, V1=165 V, V2=72 Vand V3=11 V in the shown circuit, use mesh analysis to find the following: R3 V3 vi v2 R6 R3 Power of V1= a. 1468.4704830054 O b.-1468.4704830054 c. 734.23524150268 O d.-2936.9409660107 Power of V2= a. 97.534168157424 b. -487.67084078712 O c. 243.83542039356 O d.-243.83542039356 Power of V3= a. 12.129079705824 O b.-121.29079705824 O c.-60.645398529119 d. -30.32269926456
Transcribed Image Text:For R1=15, R2=9, R3=9, R4=9, RS=2, R6=18, V1=165 V, V2=72 Vand V3=11 V in the shown circuit, use mesh analysis to find the following: R3 V3 vi v2 R6 R3 Power of V1= a. 1468.4704830054 O b.-1468.4704830054 c. 734.23524150268 O d.-2936.9409660107 Power of V2= a. 97.534168157424 b. -487.67084078712 O c. 243.83542039356 O d.-243.83542039356 Power of V3= a. 12.129079705824 O b.-121.29079705824 O c.-60.645398529119 d. -30.32269926456
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