What about the constraint equation I1-I2-I3=0? Wouldn't that count as a third equation for figuring out the two resistances? Also, I was wondering if you could include a 30ohm resistor since that is what is being measured.
here is what I have so far as to the equations that I'm using:
C: I1-I2-I3=0
Loop 1: 3-I1*R(series)-I3*R(shunt)=0
Loop 2: -I2*r-I2*R(G)+I3*R(shunt)=0
My first question, should I use the 30ohm measured resistance along with I1 in loop 1? And my second question, is the value for I2*r...
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