Question 2: For the given circuits,a. Find the values of the unknown resistors.b. Calculate the voltage across each resistor.c. Determine the power dissipated by each resistor.R1R1 = 4 R2I = 20 mA24 V+R2 = 3.5 R,250 VP2= 160 mW< RR3 = 2 R2R3 = 3 R2(a) Circuit 1(b) Circuit 2

For circuit 1: (a) The total current can be represented as: I=24R1+R2+R3Put I=20 mA=2×10-2 AR2=3.5…

Answered: R1 R1 = 4 R2 1= 20 mA 24 V R2= 3.5 R12…

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R1 R1 = 4 R2 1= 20 mA 24 V R2= 3.5 R12 50 V - P2 = 160 mW R2 R3 = 2 R2 R =3 R,

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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