solve whole problem I +Now we can combine the four sub-circuit values to find the node voltages and branch currents. leVA-VA1+VA2+VA3+VA4112 mA400 n125 mAA1 kn4 knV115 V6 kn3 kn个1,V216 VItD'9 knWhat are the values for the following (your answer should only contain the number of volts andmilliamps respectively):•VA-• VB:• VC• VD:• VE- 11:mA- 12mA- 13:mA• 14

We need to find out current and voltage for given circuit.

Now we can combine the four sub-circuit values to find the node voltages and branch currents. le VA-VA1+VA2+VA3+VA4 11 2 mA 400 n 12 5 mA A 1 kn 4 kn +V1 15 V 6 kn 3 kn V2 16 V It D' 9 kn What are the values for the following (your answer should only contain the number of volts and milliamps respectively): • VA: • VB- • VC • VD: • VE • 11: mA - 12 mA - 13: mA • 14:

Now we can combine the four sub-circuit values to find the node voltages and branch currents. le VA-VA1+VA2+VA3+VA4 11 2 mA 400 n 12 5 mA A 1 kn 4 kn +V1 15 V 6 kn 3 kn V2 16 V It D' 9 kn What are the values for the following (your answer should only contain the number of volts and milliamps respectively): • VA: • VB- • VC • VD: • VE • 11: mA - 12 mA - 13: mA • 14:

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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