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Homework Statement Homework Equations Irms = \frac{Im}{\sqrt{3}} The Attempt at a Solution I'm lost on how to do a completely, whereas for b. I can find the Irms: Irms = \frac{6}{\sqrt{3}} = 3.46 mA and the average, I'm guessing is 6/2 = 3 mA? Thank you in advance!

Homework Statement So the first part is to find Voc in this circuit: So I did this: -10 + 1200*i1 + 3300*(i1 - i2) - 12 = 0 since i2 = 0 A, -22 + 4500*i1 = 0 i1 = 22/4500 A = 0.0049 A Then, for Voc: 3300*(i2 - i1) + Voc + 12 = 0 since i2 = 0 A, 3300*(−22/4500) + Voc + 12 = 0...

Thanks so much for the help :) but I just wanted to make sure that my answer was correct so: -10 + 1200*i1 + 3300*(i1 - i2) - 12 = 0 since i2 = 0 A, -22 + 4500*i1 = 0 i1 = \frac{22}{4500} A = 0.0049 A Then, for Voc: 3300*(i2 - i1) + Voc + 12 = 0 since i2 = 0 A...

Is it meant to be: -10 + 1200(i1) + 3300(i1) - 12 = 0 ?

Homework Statement Homework Equations Thevenin Theorem, Kirchoff's Voltage Law, mesh analysis The Attempt at a Solution I'm kind of confused as to how to approach this question as a whole because I'm getting put off from the two voltage sources. I was thinking that maybe I could use mesh...

Homework Statement Solve for V1, V2, V3 and V4 (in decimals) using node voltage analysis method for the following: Homework Equations: Node Voltage Analysis The Attempt at a Solution: For Node #1: V_{1} = 6 V For Node #4: V_{4} = 16 V For Node #2...