Two de sources, Vị and V2 are connected to a circuit and the current of 1.50 A flowsthrough the resistor of 2.00 Q as shown in Figure 4.1.Q4.B R, = 6.00 2C R2 = 3.00 QDIIz = 1.50 AV = 10.0 VR3 = 2.00 2AFEFigure 4.1(a)Form the equation of junction rule with the terms I, Ih and Is.(b)By using the Kirchhoff's loop rule on ABCFA loop, express Ii in terms of Isand V1.(c)By using the Kirchhoff's loop rule on CDEFC loop, express In in terms of I; andV2.(d)Based on the Kirchhoff's equations formed in Q4. (a), (b) and (c), solve for thecurrents I1, h and voltage V2.

In this question we will use Kirchoff rule and will find unknown currents I1 , I2 and V 2....

Q4. Two de sources, Vị and V2 are connected to a circuit and the current of 1.50 A flows through the resistor of 2.00 Q as shown in Figure 4.1. B R, = 6.00 2 C R2 = 3.00 Q D Iz = 1.50 A V = 10.0 V R3 = 2.00 2 V2 A F E Figure 4.1 (a) Form the equation of junction rule with the terms I, I and Is. (b) By using the Kirchhoff's loop rule on ABCFA loop, express h in terms of Is and Vi. By using the Kirchhoff's loop rule on CDEFC loop, express In in terms of I; and V2. (d) Based on the Kirchhoff's equations formed in Q4. (a), (b) and (c), solve for the currents I1, Ih and voltage V2.

Q4. Two de sources, Vị and V2 are connected to a circuit and the current of 1.50 A flows through the resistor of 2.00 Q as shown in Figure 4.1. B R, = 6.00 2 C R2 = 3.00 Q D Iz = 1.50 A V = 10.0 V R3 = 2.00 2 V2 A F E Figure 4.1 (a) Form the equation of junction rule with the terms I, I and Is. (b) By using the Kirchhoff's loop rule on ABCFA loop, express h in terms of Is and Vi. By using the Kirchhoff's loop rule on CDEFC loop, express In in terms of I; and V2. (d) Based on the Kirchhoff's equations formed in Q4. (a), (b) and (c), solve for the currents I1, Ih and voltage V2.

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