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Chapter 2, Problem 36E
Some of the ideal sources in the circuit of Fig. 2.33 are supplying positive power, and others are absorbing positive power. Determine which are which, and show that the algebraic sum of the power absorbed by each element (taking care to preserve signs) is equal to zero.
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