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Using Norton theorem, find the current flowing through the resistor RL of the network in milli ampere: V=85 Volts, R1=120 Q, R2-240 0, R3=360 0, R4-560 Q and RL-620 0 R4 R1 R3 R2 RL

Name: using norton theorem find the current flowing through the resistor rl of the network in milli ampere v85 volts r1120 q r2 240 0 r3360 0 r4 560 q and rl 620 0 r4 r1 r3 r2 rl ae 74028
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Description: using norton theorem find the current flowing through the resistor rl of the network in milli ampere v85 volts r1120 q r2 240 0 r3360 0 r4 560 q and rl 620 0 r4 r1 r3 r2 rl ae 74028

          Using Norton theorem, find the current flowing through the resistor RL of the network in milli ampere: V=85 Volts, R1=120 Q, R2-240 0, R3=360 0, R4-560 Q and RL-620 0 R4
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R2
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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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02/08/2023

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Calculate the voltage, V: V = 85 * (120 + 240) = 1675 volts Show more…

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Using Norton theorem, find the current flowing through the resistor RL of the network in milli ampere: V=85 Volts, R1=120 Q, R2-240 0, R3=360 0, R4-560 Q and RL-620 0 R4 R1 R3 R2 RL