Ouz3sectione pat 1k R 3.3k B 50 V 2.2k 3.9k (a) Calculate VThevein seen across nodes A & B. (b) Calculate le across the same nodes. (c) Killing the source, find the equivalent resistance seen from the same nodes. Check that it is the same as the ratio Vhevenin / lc. (d) Find the power delivered to R = 1.5 k2, You have to show the details of your solution!! I'm not looking for the final answer only!!

Ouz3sectione pat 1k R 3.3k B 50 V 2.2k 3.9k (a) Calculate VThevein seen across nodes A & B. (b) Calculate le across the same nodes. (c) Killing the source, find the equivalent resistance seen from the same nodes. Check that it is the same as the ratio Vhevenin / lc. (d) Find the power delivered to R = 1.5 k2, You have to show the details of your solution!! I'm not looking for the final answer only!!

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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