Which of the following equations represents a Kirchhoff's voltage rule for the circuit shown in Fig. 26-92(Note: The number after the letter is a subscript in the choices) FIGURE 26-9 B 122 6V 4V 2V A F E A +6 V - (120) i1 - (8N) i2 + 4 V = 0 V B -(80) i2 + 4 V + 6 V + (12N) i1 = 0 V -6 V + 2 V - (6N) i3 = 0 V D +4V - (8N) i2 - (120) i1 = 0 V

Which of the following equations represents a Kirchhoff's voltage rule for the circuit shown in Fig. 26-92(Note: The number after the letter is a subscript in the choices) FIGURE 26-9 B 122 6V 4V 2V A F E A +6 V - (120) i1 - (8N) i2 + 4 V = 0 V B -(80) i2 + 4 V + 6 V + (12N) i1 = 0 V -6 V + 2 V - (6N) i3 = 0 V D +4V - (8N) i2 - (120) i1 = 0 V

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Chapter18: Direct-Current Circuits

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Problem 26P: Figure P18.26 shows a voltage divider, a circuit used to obtain a desired voltage Vout from a source...

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