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Graduate Is this method for exchanging symmetric key using RSA sound?
Bob know's Alice's public key, and he wants to make sure he's connecting to the one which has that key. Furthermore, Alice wants to verify when she gets a connection from Bob who'll give his public key that he is indeed the one who has that key. Bob will send Alice half the AES private key...- Masterx00
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Applying Kirchhoff's Laws to Solve Circuit Problems
aha Now it gives correct answer (0.02,-0.01,0.03), I though direction of I3 was same like I1, because of the direction of the drawn battery poles :shy: Thanks for help tiny-tim :smile:- Masterx00
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Applying Kirchhoff's Laws to Solve Circuit Problems
By substituting it with the other 2 equations (using the calculator eqn solver): I1 - I2 - I3 = 0 -120I1 - 60I2 + 0I3 = -1.8 0I1 -60I2 -20I3 = -1.2- Masterx00
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Applying Kirchhoff's Laws to Solve Circuit Problems
But, If I made it I1 - I2 - I3 = 0, I1 = 0, I2 = 0.03, I3=-0.03, that sounds correct ?- Masterx00
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Applying Kirchhoff's Laws to Solve Circuit Problems
Thanks :) I took the 1st loop clockwise and the second loop anticlockwise, so why the 1st equation is wrong then ? Can you please explain further ? :)- Masterx00
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Applying Kirchhoff's Laws to Solve Circuit Problems
Homework Statement Find I1,I2,I3 Homework Equations Attached the circuit diagram 2. The attempt at a solution I1 - I2 + I3 = 0 -120I1 - 60I2 + 0I3 = -1.8 0I1 -60I2 -20I3 = -1.2 I1 = 1/150 A I2 = 1/60 A I3 = 1/100 A Is that correct ? The answer is my textbook is...- Masterx00
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