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    Sample Computation: R R R V R

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    The document contains calculations using Thevenin's and Norton's theorems to analyze an electrical circuit. It calculates the Thevenin voltage as 8.52V and Thevenin resistance as 76.61 ohms. It then uses these values to determine the Norton resistance is also 76.61 ohms and the current through as 111mA. Finally, it uses these results to calculate the voltage across a 101.5 ohm resistor as 4.86V.

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    Sample Computation: R R R V R

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    The document contains calculations using Thevenin's and Norton's theorems to analyze an electrical circuit. It calculates the Thevenin voltage as 8.52V and Thevenin resistance as 76.61 ohms. It then uses these values to determine the Norton resistance is also 76.61 ohms and the current through as 111mA. Finally, it uses these results to calculate the voltage across a 101.5 ohm resistor as 4.86V.

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    The document contains calculations using Thevenin's and Norton's theorems to analyze an electrical circuit. It calculates the Thevenin voltage as 8.52V and Thevenin resistance as 76.61 ohms. It then uses these values to determine the Norton resistance is also 76.61 ohms and the current through as 111mA. Finally, it uses these results to calculate the voltage across a 101.5 ohm resistor as 4.86V.

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    Sample Computation: R R R V R

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    Christelle Zulueta
    The document contains calculations using Thevenin's and Norton's theorems to analyze an electrical circuit. It calculates the Thevenin voltage as 8.52V and Thevenin resistance as 76.61 ohms. It then uses these values to determine the Norton resistance is also 76.61 ohms and the current through as 111mA. Finally, it uses these results to calculate the voltage across a 101.5 ohm resistor as 4.86V.

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    SAMPLE COMPUTATION

    VR1 = 101.5*47m
    VR1 = 4.710 V

    Thevenins Theorem
    (Calculated Values)
    Nortons Theorem
    VA = 20 V

    R2 = 100.10

    VB = 15 V

    R3 = 326. 47

    VTH = VA Vb
    VTH = 20 15

    R3
    R2 + R3

    326.47
    100.10+326.47

    RTH =

    RTH =

    VTH = 8.52 V
    RTH = 76.61

    IN =

    V TH
    RTH
    8.52

    VTH = 8.52 V
    R2R3
    R2 + R3

    (Calculated Values)

    IN = 76.61
    IN = 111 mA

    100.10326.47
    100.10+326.47

    RN = RTH =

    R2R3
    R2 + R3

    100.10326.47
    100.10+326.47

    RTH = 76.61

    RN =

    Trial 1:

    RN = 76.61

    R1 = 101.5
    IR1 =

    V TH
    R1 + RTH

    Trial 1:

    R1 = 101.5

    RN
    R 1+ R N

    IN = 111 mA

    IR1 =

    IN

    IR1 = 47.8 mA

    IR1 =

    111

    VR1 = R1*IR1

    IR1 = 47.83 mA

    IR1 =

    8.52
    101.5+76.61

    76.61
    101.5+76.61

    VR1 = 101.5*47.83m
    VR1 = R1*IR1

    VR1 = 4.86 V

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