356.84 ? 0.576 ? R1 16.5 ? + 168 V - 0.648 ? 16.5 ? 26.6 V + - 26.6 V + - + 17.148 ? 26.6 V -
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576 WWW = 0.648 Q = 16.5 WWM = 356.84 WWW = 17.148 WWW = 16.5 WWM = 168 V = 26.6 Now, let's solve for R1 using the given values: R1 = (WWM + WWW + Q + WWM + WWW + WWW + WWM + V + V + V + V) / 4 R1 = (0.576 + 0.648 + 16.5 + 356.84 + 17.148 + 16.5 + 168 + 26.6 + Show more…
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