2002 A- 702 2502 1002 1502 B ...... Figure 3: Circuit without series/parallel connections You have a resistive network as illustrated by the circuit enclosed by the dashed box in Figure 3. Using ONLY your 50- V DC source, you are tasked to characterize this resistive circuit by determining its equivalent resistance with respect to terminals A-B. a) How can you determine the equivalent resistance of the circuit? Note that there are NO series/parallel connections that can be immediately simplified so the series/parallel method is not an expected answer. You may or may not use the 50-V DC source (we have two possible answers for this item) b) With your answer from item a, use this same idea to solve for the equivalent resistance.

2002 A- 702 2502 1002 1502 B ...... Figure 3: Circuit without series/parallel connections You have a resistive network as illustrated by the circuit enclosed by the dashed box in Figure 3. Using ONLY your 50- V DC source, you are tasked to characterize this resistive circuit by determining its equivalent resistance with respect to terminals A-B. a) How can you determine the equivalent resistance of the circuit? Note that there are NO series/parallel connections that can be immediately simplified so the series/parallel method is not an expected answer. You may or may not use the 50-V DC source (we have two possible answers for this item) b) With your answer from item a, use this same idea to solve for the equivalent resistance.

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Chapter29: Dc Generators

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