Three resistors are connected together to form a current divider circuit as shown below. If the circuit is fed from a 100 volts 1.5kW power supply, calculate the individual branch currents using the current division rule and the equivalent circuit resistance. IT IR3 V, = 100V R1 102 R2 252 R3 1000 1.5kW

Three resistors are connected together to form a current divider circuit as shown below. If the circuit is fed from a 100 volts 1.5kW power supply, calculate the individual branch currents using the current division rule and the equivalent circuit resistance. IT IR3 V, = 100V R1 102 R2 252 R3 1000 1.5kW

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Chapter2: Electrical Quantities And Ohm’s Law

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