For the circuit shown below, the node voltage equation at the node of V2 is:1/10° VV1V2507010 /0° Vj8 a-j4 0=-j12 0V3Select one:O a. None of theseV2+V3V2-V3O b. 꼭 +- (1 < 10° >) = 0००५ + + -V2-V3V2-V3- (1 < 10° >) = 0V2-V3od.무+ + +(1 < 10° >) = 0V2-V3-14

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For the circuit shown below, the node voltage equation at the node of V2 is: 1/10° V V1 V2 50 70 10/0 V j8 0 -j12 0 V3 Select one: O a. None of these V2+V3 V2-V3 O b.부 + + -(1 < 10° >) = 0 18 -14 V2-V3 V2-V3 Oc무+ + -(1< 10° >) = 0 -14 O d. + + V2 + (1 < 10° >) = 0 V2-V3 V2-V3

For the circuit shown below, the node voltage equation at the node of V2 is: 1/10° V V1 V2 50 70 10/0 V j8 0 -j12 0 V3 Select one: O a. None of these V2+V3 V2-V3 O b.부 + + -(1 < 10° >) = 0 18 -14 V2-V3 V2-V3 Oc무+ + -(1< 10° >) = 0 -14 O d. + + V2 + (1 < 10° >) = 0 V2-V3 V2-V3

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Norton Theorem

In the current circuit law, the Norton theorem (also known as the Mayer-Norton theorem) is a simplification that can be applied to networks generated by a constant line of opposition, power sources, and current assets. In two network terminals, it can be switched on with a current supply and single resistor respectively.

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For the circuit shown below, the node voltage equation at the node of V2 is:
1/10° V
V1
V2
50
70
10 /0° V
j8 a
-j4 0=
-j12 0
V3
Select one:
O a. None of these
V2+V3
V2-V3
O b. 꼭 +
- (1 < 10° >) = 0
००५ + + -
V2-V3
V2-V3
- (1 < 10° >) = 0
V2-V3
od.무+ + +(1 < 10° >) = 0
V2-V3
-14

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