R1 R2 15 V lov R4 R3 The loop on the left has current I, and the loop on the right has current Iz. Let R1 = 1, R2 = 3, R3=8, R4=9. Build the system of linear equations for this circuit. Then, choose the correct system of linear equations from the options below. O 101 – 912 = 1O - 91 + 2012 = 15 O 101 - 912 = -10 9I +2012 15 O 1011 – 91, = -10 - 91 + 2012 = 15 %3D O 1011 + 91, = 10 91 + 2012 = 15 %3D O 1011 + 912 = -10 91 +2012 = 15

R1 R2 15 V lov R4 R3 The loop on the left has current I, and the loop on the right has current Iz. Let R1 = 1, R2 = 3, R3=8, R4=9. Build the system of linear equations for this circuit. Then, choose the correct system of linear equations from the options below. O 101 – 912 = 1O - 91 + 2012 = 15 O 101 - 912 = -10 9I +2012 15 O 1011 – 91, = -10 - 91 + 2012 = 15 %3D O 1011 + 91, = 10 91 + 2012 = 15 %3D O 1011 + 912 = -10 91 +2012 = 15

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Chapter32: Inductance

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