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1. Set up the network (circuit) as in Figure 4 with circuit parameters as indicated.
2. Keeping both sources active in the circuit.
Measure V, the three currents I, , and I; and put the measured values in Table (
Procedure:
It
Vo
Circuit Parameters
I3
12 V
VS1
Vs2
Ri
I2
R2
10 V
Vs2
R3
4.7 k2
5.6 k2
R3
10 k2
Fig. 4
R RR
3.

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