ASAP solve correctly Given the circuit shown in Figure Q1:(i) If R₁ = 5 km2, determine the current I₁ flowing through the resistor R₁.20 k10 ΚΩo20 V120 ΚΩ 4 ΜΑR₁Figure Q1(ii) If R₁ = 10 km2, calculate the power of the 20 V source and the 4 mA source,respectively. Label whether the sources are generating or consuming power.(iii) Determine the maximum power that can be dissipated on the resistor R₁, and theresistance of R₁ when it dissipates the maximum power.

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Given the circuit shown in Figure Q1: (i) If R₁ = 5 km2, determine the current I₁ flowing through the resistor R₁. 20 k 20 V 20 kn 4 mA R₁ Figure Q1 (ii) If R₁ = 10 k2, calculate the power of the 20 V source and the 4 respectively. Label whether the sources are generating or consuming pov

Given the circuit shown in Figure Q1: (i) If R₁ = 5 km2, determine the current I₁ flowing through the resistor R₁. 20 k 20 V 20 kn 4 mA R₁ Figure Q1 (ii) If R₁ = 10 k2, calculate the power of the 20 V source and the 4 respectively. Label whether the sources are generating or consuming pov

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