Q1(a) For the dc network shown in Figure Q1 (a), calculate the following: i. The total resistance Rr as seen by the source i. The total current I i. The voltage across the resistance R4 R3 20 + I R2 R4 8Ω V. R5 E 24V 120 Rs 12Ω Figure Q1 (a)

Q1(a) For the dc network shown in Figure Q1 (a), calculate the following: i. The total resistance Rr as seen by the source i. The total current I i. The voltage across the resistance R4 R3 20 + I R2 R4 8Ω V. R5 E 24V 120 Rs 12Ω Figure Q1 (a)

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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Q1(a)
For the dc network shown in Figure Q1 (a), calculate the following:
i.
The total resistance Rr as seen by the source
i.
The total current I
i.
The voltage across the resistance R4
R3
20
+
I
R:
R4
8Ω V.
R5
E
24V
120
Rs
12Ω
Figure Q1 (a)

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