V1 12V ++ OV 1k0 R1 1k0 RS R3 1k0 Figure 3: Circuit 3. 1k0 R2 R4 1k0 11 2mA 10. What is the total electric resistance 'seen' by the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its own? 11. Determine the electric current and its direction flowing through the resistor R3 due to the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its own. 12. Calculate the voltage at node A due to the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its oun.
V1 12V ++ OV 1k0 R1 1k0 RS R3 1k0 Figure 3: Circuit 3. 1k0 R2 R4 1k0 11 2mA 10. What is the total electric resistance 'seen' by the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its own? 11. Determine the electric current and its direction flowing through the resistor R3 due to the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its own. 12. Calculate the voltage at node A due to the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its oun.
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![V1
12V
OV
1kQ
R1
own.
1kQ
R5
R3
A
1kΩ
Figure 3: Circuit 3.
1ΚΩ
R2
Ra
1k0
11
2mA
10. What is the total electric resistance 'seen' by the 12V voltage source (V1) acting
on its own?
11. Determine the electric current and its direction flowing through the resistor R3 due
to the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its own.
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Transcribed Image Text:V1
12V
OV
1kQ
R1
own.
1kQ
R5
R3
A
1kΩ
Figure 3: Circuit 3.
1ΚΩ
R2
Ra
1k0
11
2mA
10. What is the total electric resistance 'seen' by the 12V voltage source (V1) acting
on its own?
11. Determine the electric current and its direction flowing through the resistor R3 due
to the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its own.
12. Calculate the voltage at node A due to the 12V voltage source (V1) acting on its
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