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2. Is the total power dissipated in resistance R of Fig. (4-7), is equal to the sum of the powers due to each of the sources Vand ,acting alone? Explain.

56 Q
820
RS 470
I2
10V-
Fig (4-5)
R3
Ž120
RA
R2
V2
V,
Fig. (4-7)
80
24V
24
E
2,242

I. What is the con
be applied?
the total power dissipated in resistance R of Fig. (4-7), is equal to the
cahe powers due to each of the sources and acting alone? Explain
uns
for part B.
6. H.W
1. For the circuit shown in Fig. (4-8), calculate the current through the 9 Q
resistor using superposition theorem.
2. For the circuit shown in Fig. (4-9), determine the currentI . Is the
reciprocity theorem satisfied?

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