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(a) Find the average power supplied by the dependent source of Fig. 1a. 1.92 \Omega -2A 4.5 \Omega 1.6I_x \Omega Fig. 1a (b) If a voltage source $v_s = 120 \cos \ 800t$ V is connected to terminals a and b in Fig. 1b. (+ reference at the top), what current flows to the right in the 300\Omega resistance? 2 \mu F 300 \Omega 600 \Omega 30 \Omega (c) Fig. 1b

          (a) Find the average power supplied by the dependent source of Fig. 1a.
1.92 \Omega
-2A
4.5 \Omega
1.6I_x \Omega
Fig. 1a
(b) If a voltage source $v_s = 120 \cos \ 800t$ V is connected to terminals a and b in Fig. 1b.
(+ reference at the top), what current flows to the right in the 300\Omega resistance?
2 \mu F
300 \Omega
600 \Omega
30 \Omega
(c) Fig. 1b

(a) Find the average power supplied by the dependent source of Fig. 1a.
1.92 Ω-2A
4.5 Ω1.6Ix ΩFig. 1a
(b) If a voltage source vs = 120 cos 800t V is connected to terminals a and b in Fig. 1b.
(+ reference at the top), what current flows to the right in the 300Ωresistance?
2 μF
300 Ω600 Ω30 Ω(c) Fig. 1b

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1a, we need to calculate the average power absorbed by the 100Ω resistor. The average power absorbed by a resistor can be calculated using the formula: P_avg = (V^2) / R where V is the voltage across the resistor and R is the resistance. In Fig. 1a, the Show more…

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a. Find the average power supplied by the dependent source of Fig. 1a. b. If a voltage source v = 120 cos 800t V is connected to terminals a and b in Fig. 1b (reference at the top), what current flows to the right in the 300 resistance? c. Fig. 1