4. Source transformation How to transform a current source in parallel with aresistor R to a voltage source?Divide current source by resistor R to getA the value of voltage source and series theresistor.BMultiply current source with resistor R toget the value of voltage source and seriesthe resistor.Divide current source by resistor R to get(C) the value of voltage source and parallel theresistor.Multiply current source with resistor R toget the value of voltage source and parallelthe resistor.

We need to transform the current source to voltage source

How to transform a current source in parallel with a resistor R to a voltage source? Divide current source by resistor R to get A) the value of voltage source and series the resistor. Multiply current source with resistor R to B get the value of voltage source and series the resistor. Divide current source by resistor R to get (C) the value of voltage source and parallel the resistor. Multiply current source with resistor R to D get the value of voltage source and parallel the resistor.

How to transform a current source in parallel with a resistor R to a voltage source? Divide current source by resistor R to get A) the value of voltage source and series the resistor. Multiply current source with resistor R to B get the value of voltage source and series the resistor. Divide current source by resistor R to get (C) the value of voltage source and parallel the resistor. Multiply current source with resistor R to D get the value of voltage source and parallel the resistor.

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter22: Resistive-capacitive Parallel Circuits

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