What is the observed relationship of the electrical parameters in step 6? DataSimulated DataSimulated iSimulated VVComputed DataComputed VV₁ComputedPower, PP-=Step 6Simulated iSimulated VR₁Table 6.1R₂1₂ = 0.2AV₂ = 10VV₂ = 10VP₂=2WV₂ = 10Vi₁ = 0.2AV₁= 5VV₁ + V₂ + V3=30VV₁= 5VV₁ + V₂ + V₁=30VP₁ = 1WP₁ P₂ + P₂ = 6Wi = 1.0AV₁ = 10VR;13 = 0.2AV3= 15VV3= 15VP3 = 3WV₂ = 10Vit = 0.2AV₁=30VV₁=30VP₁ = 6W|V₁=30V

Step-6: Given: iT=1 AV1=10 V, V1=10 V, V1=10 V, and VT=30 V

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Step 6 Simulated i Simulated V i=1.0A V₁ = 10V |V₂= 10V V₁= 10V V-=30V

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What is the observed relationship of the electrical parameters in step 6?

Data
Simulated Data
Simulated i
Simulated V
V
Computed Data
Computed V
V₁
Computed
Power, P
P-=
Step 6
Simulated i
Simulated V
R₁
Table 6.1
R₂
1₂ = 0.2A
V₂ = 10V
V₂ = 10V
P₂=2W
V₂ = 10V
i₁ = 0.2A
V₁= 5V
V₁ + V₂ + V3=30V
V₁= 5V
V₁ + V₂ + V₁=30V
P₁ = 1W
P₁ P₂ + P₂ = 6W
i = 1.0A
V₁ = 10V
R;
13 = 0.2A
V3= 15V
V3= 15V
P3 = 3W
V₂ = 10V
it = 0.2A
V₁=30V
V₁=30V
P₁ = 6W
|V₁=30V

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