Problem 1: Question A DC resistive circuit includes a 5.5 mA current source, Is, which is connected to 2 resistors in parallel: R₁ which is 7 k and R₂ which has 1.75 times more conductance than R₁. There is a closed switch before R₂ in series with only this resistor. The negative terminal of the current source is at ground. a) Draw the circuit diagram for the above described circuit being sure to label all circuit elements, current directions and voltage polarities of each element. b) The switch is now open. Redraw the circuit diagram with a voltmeter which measures the voltage across the resistor R₁. Be sure to label all circuit elements, current directions and voltage polarities of each element. Indicate the value displayed by the voltmeter.

Problem 1: Question A DC resistive circuit includes a 5.5 mA current source, Is, which is connected to 2 resistors in parallel: R₁ which is 7 k and R₂ which has 1.75 times more conductance than R₁. There is a closed switch before R₂ in series with only this resistor. The negative terminal of the current source is at ground. a) Draw the circuit diagram for the above described circuit being sure to label all circuit elements, current directions and voltage polarities of each element. b) The switch is now open. Redraw the circuit diagram with a voltmeter which measures the voltage across the resistor R₁. Be sure to label all circuit elements, current directions and voltage polarities of each element. Indicate the value displayed by the voltmeter.

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