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What is the equivalent resistance of the portion of the circuit between'
nodes D and E?
(1) loe
(2) 2Oe
(3) l00o
4. How much power is dissipated in resistor R2 in Fig. 18?
(l) 0.0625w (3) o.lsv
tiZi O.g/S w (4) Cannot be tletermined from the informarion given5. What is the power dissipated in resistor R5?
(Choose you answers from the choices in Question 4).
6. How much power is being drawn from the voltage source in Fig. 18.
(Choose your answers from the choices !n Question 4).
7. What is the equivaleirt resisan-ce "seen" by the volt4ge souroe in Fig. l8?
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Robert answered on Dec 20 2021
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Solution 3:
Cu
ent across R1






Now forming the loop equation:
Equivalent resistance in D-E option 2
Solution 5:
Power dissipated across R5 is:


The information provided is not sufficient.
Hence solution is option 4
Solution 6:
Power drawn by voltage source:
Hence solution is option 3
Solution 7:
Equivalent resistance seen by the voltage is :
Hence solution is option 4
Solution 8:
Cu
ent across R5 is:


Hence we have
Hence
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