In the following circuit, element 1 absorbs 28 W, element 4 supplies 24 W, voltage across element 3 is 8' and it is absorbing 8 W. Calculate the power absorbed by element 2 and the voltage V, using only KCL and KVL and power relation. Answer: V2= P2= V2 + 2 1 38' 4 + Co

In the following circuit, element 1 absorbs 28 W, element 4 supplies 24 W, voltage across element 3 is 8' and it is absorbing 8 W. Calculate the power absorbed by element 2 and the voltage V, using only KCL and KVL and power relation. Answer: V2= P2= V2 + 2 1 38' 4 + Co

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In the following circuit, element 1 absorbs 28 W, element 4 supplies 24 W, voltage across
element 3 is 8' and it is absorbing 8 W. Calculate the power absorbed by element 2 and
the voltage V, using only KCL and KVL and power relation.
Answer:
V2=
P2=
V2 +
2
1
38'
4
+ Co

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