VDR and CDR - HWs* HW 4: Calculate Geg in the following circuit.* HW 5: Find v1, v2, i1, and i2 in the following circuit. Also,calculate the power dissipated in the 120 and 400 resistors.- 12 0ww+ y -755 SGegwww16 S8 S10 2v2 E 40 230 VAnswer:v1 = 10 V, v2 = 20 V, i, = 0.833 A(or 833mA), iz = 0.5 A (or 500mA)Answer:8S* HW 5: Find v, and v2 in the following circuit. Also, calculate the power, p, suppliedby the current source.3 k29 k2V130 mA15 k2V260 k2Answer:v, = 135 V, v, = 180 V. p = 5.4 W.2/21/2021Analog and Digital Communications - Mohanad Al-Ibadi12ww ww

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VDR and CDR - HWs * HW 4: Calculate Geq in the following circuit. * HW 5: Find v1, v2, i1, and iz in the following circuit. Also, calcuļate the power dissipated in the 120 and 402 resistors. 12 2 ww 75 5 S Geg 12 16 S 8 S 10 2 30 V 40 2 Answer: Answer: 8 S v = 10 V, v2 = 20 V, i = 0.833 A (or 833mA), iz 0.5 A (or 500mA * HW 5: Find v, and vz in the following circuit. Also, calculate the power, p, supplied by the current source. 3 k2 ww 9 k2 V1 30 mA 15 k2 V2 60 k2 Answer: v = 135 V, v2 = 180 V. p = 5.4 W. 2/21/2021 Analog and Digital Communications - Mohanad Al-Ibadi 12 ww 00

VDR and CDR - HWs * HW 4: Calculate Geq in the following circuit. * HW 5: Find v1, v2, i1, and iz in the following circuit. Also, calcuļate the power dissipated in the 120 and 402 resistors. 12 2 ww 75 5 S Geg 12 16 S 8 S 10 2 30 V 40 2 Answer: Answer: 8 S v = 10 V, v2 = 20 V, i = 0.833 A (or 833mA), iz 0.5 A (or 500mA * HW 5: Find v, and vz in the following circuit. Also, calculate the power, p, supplied by the current source. 3 k2 ww 9 k2 V1 30 mA 15 k2 V2 60 k2 Answer: v = 135 V, v2 = 180 V. p = 5.4 W. 2/21/2021 Analog and Digital Communications - Mohanad Al-Ibadi 12 ww 00

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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