Q3. (a) Determine R,, R2 and R3, for the circuit shown in Figure Q3a.5.6 VR1R2P2 = 22 mW%3D9 VR310 mAFigure Q3a(b) Calculate the total current in the circuit shown in Figure Q3b.R3560 2R125 V1.0 k2R4.7 k2Figure Q3b(c) Determine the power consumed in each of the resistors of the circuit shown inFigure Q3c.12V2030Figure Q3c

Q3. (a) Detemine R,, R2 and R3, for the circuit shown in Figure Q3a. 5.6 V R1 9 V R2 P2 = 22 mW R3 10 mA Figure Q3a (b) Calculate the total current in the circuit shown in Figure Q3b. R3 560 2 R1 1.0 k2 25 V R2 4.7 kN Figure Q3b (c) Determine the power consumed in each of the resistors of the circuit shown in Figure Q3c. 12 12V 20 30

Q3. (a) Detemine R,, R2 and R3, for the circuit shown in Figure Q3a. 5.6 V R1 9 V R2 P2 = 22 mW R3 10 mA Figure Q3a (b) Calculate the total current in the circuit shown in Figure Q3b. R3 560 2 R1 1.0 k2 25 V R2 4.7 kN Figure Q3b (c) Determine the power consumed in each of the resistors of the circuit shown in Figure Q3c. 12 12V 20 30

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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