1. The Equivalent resistance to this set of resistors? 2. The total current of the circuit? 3. The voltage difference between the two terminals of the equivalent resistance? 4. The voltage difference between the two terminals of the series equivalent resistance? 5. The power provided by the source to the circuit? 6. The power dissipated inside the source? 7. The thermal power generated by the equivalent resistance? 8. Find the values of the currents l4 , 15 , 16 passing through the resistors R4 , R5 , R, ? R1 R2 R3 50 50 20 V1 20V R4 R5 R6 200 200 102 30

1. The Equivalent resistance to this set of resistors? 2. The total current of the circuit? 3. The voltage difference between the two terminals of the equivalent resistance? 4. The voltage difference between the two terminals of the series equivalent resistance? 5. The power provided by the source to the circuit? 6. The power dissipated inside the source? 7. The thermal power generated by the equivalent resistance? 8. Find the values of the currents l4 , 15 , 16 passing through the resistors R4 , R5 , R, ? R1 R2 R3 50 50 20 V1 20V R4 R5 R6 200 200 102 30

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Chapter29: Dc Generators

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