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G. Rizzoni, Principles and Applications of Electrical Engineering Problem solutions, Chapter 2Assumptions:Resistors are available in 18 - ¼- ½-, and 1-W ratings.Analysis:R 4300 2v out=V = 110⋅= 64.30 1 2160014300R + R + R + R + R1= 1. 45kΩV110VI === 15 maR0+ R1+ R21600 Ω + 1450 Ω + 4300 Ω21P0 = I R0= 360 mW PR= W0221P1 = I R1= 326.25 mW PR= W122P2 = I R2= 967.5mW PR 2= 1 W________________________________________________________________________Solution:Problem 2.23Known q<strong>ua</strong>ntities:Schematic of the circuit shown in Figure P2.23 with source voltage,R o= Ω,R 1= 10Ω,R = 2Ω.82Find:a) The equivalent resistance seen by the sourceb) The current ic) The power delivered by the sourced) The voltages v1and v2e) The minimum power rating required for R1Analysis:a) The equivalent resistance seen by the source isR eqb) Applying KVL:= R + R + = 8 + 10 + 2 = 20Ω0 1R2V 24VV − Req i = 0 , therefore i = = = 1.2A20ΩR eqv = 24V; and resistances,c)P source= Vi = 24 V ⋅1.2A= 28. 8Wd) Applying Ohm's law:e)v = R i = 10Ω ⋅1.2A12 V , and v = R i = 2Ω⋅1.2A2. 4 V1 1=2 2=2.18

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