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    Assuit University 1st year

    Electrical Engineering Department Electric circuits


    Sheet (2)

    (1) Find V1 and V2 using Kirchoff’s voltage law for circuit of Fig. (1).
    5.6KΩ
    + -
    + 6V - V2
    10V 6V

    +
    + 24V
    10V + +
    V1
    - V2 - - V1 2.2KΩ
    -

    Fig. (1)
    (2) Determine Va and Vb for circuit of Fig. (2).

    3V 21V
    12V 10V Va Vb
    b 8V
    a Va Vb
    8V 20V 6V 4V

    Fig. (2)
    (3) For circuit shown in Fig. (3), What is the power delivered to element a and b
    + 2V - + -2V -

    a 1A
    +
    b
    4V
    - +
    1V 3A
    -

    -2A

    Fig. (3)
    (4) Determine Va, Vb, Vc and Vd for circuit of Fig. (4).
    47V
    a 2kΩ b 3KΩ c d

    20V 4KΩ

    Fig. (4)
    (5) Calculate the effective resistive RAB for circuit in Fig. (5)
    3Ω
    18Ω 8Ω
    A D B
    + C -

    6Ω

    5Ω

    Fig. (5)
    (6) Find the resistance R of the circuit in Fig. (6).
    15Ω
    10Ω

    15Ω
    R

    1.5A
    20V
    Fig. (6)
    (7) Determine the input resistance between A& B for networks shown in Fig. (7).
    R

    R R R R
    R R
    A
    R R R R RB R R
    R R
    R
    A B R
    4Ω
    R R
    A 12Ω
    6Ω
    6Ω 12Ω
    R R R R 12Ω
    R 6Ω 4Ω
    B
    R A B

    Fig. (7)
    (8) Use voltage division twice to find the voltage V in the circuit shown in Fig. 8
    (9) In Fig. 9, use current division twice to calculate the current I
    (10) In Fig. 10, use repeated current division twice to calculate the current I
    Fig. 8 Fig. 9

    Fig. 10

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