Part II. Kirchhoff's Laws in 3 loops. a. Find the necessary KVL/KCL equations to solve the problem. b. Compute for 11, 12, and 13 c. Resketch the circuit and label the current with the correct direction and values for each resistor. d. Find V2,V4, V6, and V8 e. Find P₂ P4P6, and P8 Hint: Look for the expression of the current at resistor 1 and resistor 2 before you proceed to the computation. R₁ R₂ m m 1₁ R3 R₁ R₂ Given: R₁ = 100 R₂ = 200 R3 = 300 R4 = 400 R5 = 150 R₁ = 450 R7 = 250 Rε = 350 &1 R5 E1 50V &2 = 25V E3 = 15V 13 12 R8 E3 82 R6

Part II. Kirchhoff's Laws in 3 loops. a. Find the necessary KVL/KCL equations to solve the problem. b. Compute for 11, 12, and 13 c. Resketch the circuit and label the current with the correct direction and values for each resistor. d. Find V2,V4, V6, and V8 e. Find P₂ P4P6, and P8 Hint: Look for the expression of the current at resistor 1 and resistor 2 before you proceed to the computation. R₁ R₂ m m 1₁ R3 R₁ R₂ Given: R₁ = 100 R₂ = 200 R3 = 300 R4 = 400 R5 = 150 R₁ = 450 R7 = 250 Rε = 350 &1 R5 E1 50V &2 = 25V E3 = 15V 13 12 R8 E3 82 R6

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=480 volts, R=16, and XL=24. Find PF.

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