ÞETERMINE THE FOLLOWING CIRCUIT CHARACTERISTICS: 11 =2 12 = 0.012A or 12mA 13 =? 14 = 0.018A or 18mA 15 =2 16 = 0.012A or 12MA V1 = 6 volts V2 =? Req (Total resistance) =? V1 6V 13 14 R5 0.018 A 12 15 16 0.012 A A 0.012 A BI R4 V2 12V RI R2 R3 1k P, =

ÞETERMINE THE FOLLOWING CIRCUIT CHARACTERISTICS: 11 =2 12 = 0.012A or 12mA 13 =? 14 = 0.018A or 18mA 15 =2 16 = 0.012A or 12MA V1 = 6 volts V2 =? Req (Total resistance) =? V1 6V 13 14 R5 0.018 A 12 15 16 0.012 A A 0.012 A BI R4 V2 12V RI R2 R3 1k P, =

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ÞETERMINE THE FOLLOWING CIRCUIT CHARACTERISTICS:
11 =2
12 0.012A or 12mA
13 =?
14 = 0.018A or 18mA
15 =2
16 = 0.012A or 12MA
V1 = 6 volts
V2 =?
Req (Total resistance) =?
V1
6V
13
R5
0.018 A
12
15
16
0.012 A
A
0.012 A
R4
V2
12V
RI
R2
R3
1k
RiO
P, =

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