• Using series- parallel concept. Find the following. given circuit a a) I, I, I, I J b) Total Resistance of the Circuit C) The Voltage (V) and power supplied (P) by the battery IT 3.5 mA R₁ =18 = R3 27 Kuz. R5 = 29 kur wwwww 13 R3 27 KUZ 12 R₂ 18 kuz for the 14 ku JI₁ ک نے wwww 1414 www 14 ка

• Using series- parallel concept. Find the following. given circuit a a) I, I, I, I J b) Total Resistance of the Circuit C) The Voltage (V) and power supplied (P) by the battery IT 3.5 mA R₁ =18 = R3 27 Kuz. R5 = 29 kur wwwww 13 R3 27 KUZ 12 R₂ 18 kuz for the 14 ku JI₁ ک نے wwww 1414 www 14 ка

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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