I,R,R,I2R,-++V,I3Select all loop rules that apply to this circuit.SELECT ALL THAT APPLYA. 0 = -V +l½R2 – 1,R1B. 0 = V2 – I3R3 – I½R2 – VịC. 0 = 1,R1 – V2 – I3R3D. 0 = -V – I½R2 + I,R1E. 0 = -V2 – I3R3 + I½R2 + V1F. 0 = 1,R, + V½ + I¿R3G. 0 = -V, +I̟R2 + I,R1H. 0 = V2 + I3R3 + I½R2 – V1I. 0 = 1,R1 – V2 + I3R3|J. 0 = -V – 1½R2 + I,R1K. 0 = -V2 + I3R3 + I½R2 – V2L. 0 = -,R1 – V2 – I3R3ww

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R, R, I2 R, V, I3 Select all loop rules that apply to this circuit. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY A. 0 = -V1 + I½R2 – I,R1 B. 0 = V2 – I3R3 – 1½R2 – V1 C. 0 = 1,R1 – V2 – I3R3 D. 0 = -V – ½R2 + 1¼R1 E. 0 = -V2 – I3R3 + I2R2 + V1 F. 0 = 1,R, + V½ + I3R3 G. 0 = -V, + I,R2 + I,Rq H. 0 = V2 + !3R3 + I½R2 – V1 I. 0 = 1,R1 – V2 + I3R3 J. 0 = -V – I½R2 + I,R1 K. 0 = -V½ + I3R3 + I½R2 – V2 L. 0 = -1,R1 – V2 – I3R3 + ww

R, R, I2 R, V, I3 Select all loop rules that apply to this circuit. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY A. 0 = -V1 + I½R2 – I,R1 B. 0 = V2 – I3R3 – 1½R2 – V1 C. 0 = 1,R1 – V2 – I3R3 D. 0 = -V – ½R2 + 1¼R1 E. 0 = -V2 – I3R3 + I2R2 + V1 F. 0 = 1,R, + V½ + I3R3 G. 0 = -V, + I,R2 + I,Rq H. 0 = V2 + !3R3 + I½R2 – V1 I. 0 = 1,R1 – V2 + I3R3 J. 0 = -V – I½R2 + I,R1 K. 0 = -V½ + I3R3 + I½R2 – V2 L. 0 = -1,R1 – V2 – I3R3 + ww

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Chapter32: Inductance

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Problem 32.4OQ: In Figure OQ32.4, the switch is left in position a for a long lime interval and is then quickly...

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