Mixed-ConnectionCircuit Analysis 6Consider the circuit shown with the following parameters:Vs = 12 VR₁ = 1200R₂ = 56 QR3=270 QR₁ = 1500VsR₁R3R₂R4ABVABThe correct answers are:VAB = -0.4302 VAB= -3.473 MATry another question like this oneDetermine the indicated open-circuit voltage VAB across the terminals A-B:0X VVAB=If the terminals A and B are now connected (by an ideal wire), determine the current 'flowing' through the terminals from A to B, i.e., AB:AB= 0X MA

Given: Vs=12V, R1=120Ω, R2=56Ω, R3=270Ω, R4=150Ω Circuit diagram

Mixed-Connection Circuit Analysis 6 Consider the circuit shown with the following parameters: Vs = 12 V R₂ = 56 Q R₁ = 1500 R₁ R3 R₁ = 120 Q R₂=270 Q R₂ K4 The correct answers are: VAB= -0.4302 V AB= -3.473 MA A B VAB Determine the indicated open-circuit voltage VAB across the terminals A-B: VAB= 0 V If the terminals A and B are now connected (by an ideal wire), determine the current 'flowing' through the terminals from A to B, i.e., AB : AB= 0X MA

Mixed-Connection Circuit Analysis 6 Consider the circuit shown with the following parameters: Vs = 12 V R₂ = 56 Q R₁ = 1500 R₁ R3 R₁ = 120 Q R₂=270 Q R₂ K4 The correct answers are: VAB= -0.4302 V AB= -3.473 MA A B VAB Determine the indicated open-circuit voltage VAB across the terminals A-B: VAB= 0 V If the terminals A and B are now connected (by an ideal wire), determine the current 'flowing' through the terminals from A to B, i.e., AB : AB= 0X MA

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