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Q: 48. An RLC parallel circuit has an applied voltage of 240 volts. R= 48 Q, Xµ = 100 2, and Xe= 36 Q.…

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Q: H.W.// Find the current i(t) in the network in Figure shown below: i(t) 20 Ω v(t) = 120 sin 50 μΕ…

A: Given:R=20 ΩL=40 mHC=50μF

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Q: Q1) Find the bases value X

A: (121)X = (148)8 1.x2+2.x1+1.x0=1×82+4×81+8×80x2+2x+1=64+32+8

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Q: Q2: Find the total current for the circuit: v(t)=12sin(4t) i(t)=sin(4t) 1/16F

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Q: In the following circuit, if R, = 9N , then Inorton and RNorton between a & b are: 8Ω R1 2 A 12 V 82…

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Q: Use A-Y or Y-A conversion to determine the total current and current and voltage of R7. * R1 202 R4…

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Q: For the shown circuit, V;" due to the (20 /90°) source only is equal to: 20 /90°A j4 S V V2 10 /0°A…

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Q: * Y11 for the following circuit is I V₁ 5Ω 10 5Ω 0.572 I 2Ω V 10

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Q: RTH A R = RTH ETH

A: we need to solve circuit using Norton's theorem. Given Eth= 7. 676 V Rth= 6.709 kohm or 6709ohm

Q: 8. Determine the properties of the system described by: y(t) =x) b. y(t)=x(t-5)-x(3-t) с. У() %3…

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Q: Q. For the network shown in the figure, find i(t) for t > 0. 20 Ω 1 H t = 0 100 V (+ 5Ω -13

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Q: For the circuit shown, find v(t) for t>0 Your answer 100 mF t=0 - ww 10 22

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Q: 5) For the circuit shown in Figure (4); calculate the total current in the circuit. a) 10 53.13°A R…

A: To solve above problem, one should have basic idea about working of AC circuits. Above given circuit…

Q: 6. What is the current through the capacitor for the parallel branch? XL=82 R=12 I= 5AL30° HE Хс-20…

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Q: For the circuit shown in the figure, answer the following two questions: 20i, 5i, 202 182 50V 402 Vn…

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Q: In this circuit, Find i.. 4mF 2mF 2mF 2mF 2mF v(t) = 5 cos 200 t[V] 2mF

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Q: 7. Using superposition, find the current iz in the following circuit: 30N 30 Ω 8 A 50 2 100 V (:)60…

A: Superposition Theorem: Superposition Theorem states that the output across a branch when all the…

Q: uèstion 7 A linear network has a current input 4cos (@t+ 120°)A and a voltage output 10 cos(@…

A: In the linear network Current and voltage signals are given Find the admittance?

Q: Use A-Y or Y-A conversion to determine the total current and current and voltage of R7. R1 200 R4…

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Q: 4. Find the Thevenin's equivalent of the following circuit to the left of 'ab' R www HE a 10 Ω 852…

A: Thevenin's theorem allows to convert the linear circuit into simple equivalent circuit with single…

Q: Answer the question in the below image. In the network shown below, find the voltage at node 'a'. j6…

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Q: Q5\ check the folowing systems is (Linear, causal stable) 1-Y(t)= Sintx(t) 2-Y(1)-X(1)…

A: check the following systems is (Linear, causal, stable) 1-Y(t)= Sintx(t) 2-Y(1) tX(1)…

Q: 1. a) Find the current, I passed through the circuit given below: Χ.Υ ΚΩ I X.ZkQ 1.0 ΚΩ 12.0V + ++…

A: 1. (a) The given circuit diagram is shown below: It is given that: X=0Y=0Z=0 It is given that:…

Q: For the circuit given, İs(t) = 30u(-t) mA and vO") = 6 V. %3D R1 t =0 i, (t 200 µF 20 mH 5Ω…

A: According to the property of capacitor, capacitor does not allow sudden change in voltage across,…

Q: Q) Find the voltage Vs using superposion Rs + V. - 4A R 80 R2 20 150 R. 30 10V E 5V

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Q: Q: v1= 2cos(2t) and v2= 5 cos(0.25t). Find * .the voltage at node A 6 H 0.5 F 000 1 F 4 H

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Q: 4Ω 2 A iz 2Ω 2Ω DV +1)

A: In this question , we will find unknown currents by nodal analysis...

Q: R = 2 Q, C = 1/5 F e L = 5 H, v.(0) = 4V e iį(0) = –1A (1)a R L v(0)

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Q: r the shown circuit, the 40 N resistor voltage v40(t) for t > 0 is ren by: 0.1 H ell iL Vo(t) Veo(t)…

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Q: Find the total current I, of the circuit below. R= 22 R = 102 100 V 50HZ. C= 180µF L= 33mH O 0.0619…

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Q: 1. Find į for the circuit below using superposition theorem. i 100 f 1 µF 200 f 500 sin (50001-30°)…

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Q: Reduce the network to the fewest elements. ll 12 mH 6.2 mH 10 uF ll ll 36 mH 9.1 µF 91 µF ll 24 mH…

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Q: Find current I in the circuit below 22 j4 2 12 Ω j4 2 ww a j6 2 50/0 -j3 2 U8

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Q: Find the equivalent resistance of the circuit across A & B 150 A 10Ω 302 152 30Ω В 150

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Q: 2. Find i(t) and ic(t) in the following network i(t), |[i:(t) 60Ω v(t) = 120 cos(5000t) v 25µF 16mH…

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Q: For the circuit shown below, calculate the value of the current I1. VA- 14 V VB-12 V Node 1 Node 2…

A: The question given can be solved by ohm's law as given below: I1=VA-VB2=14-122=1A

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Q: Q3\ Using superposition theorem, find the current flowing through the resistor R, L. ll 10 mH 0.0022…

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Q: For the circuit shown, what is the primary current, I? 3-j5 0 20430° VA V1 12 + j2 N 150: 300 O…

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Q: Find Vo in the circuit below using Nodal Analysis. 1 H 30 10 co s(t - 45° )V Va 1F 5 sin(t + 30*) v

A: The solution is given below

Current Division Method

The generalized current divider formula is given by the following relation below,