Recent content by tonlika

Thanks for the reply but I solved it. When I calculated the power of the sources I didn't take into account the direction of the current relative to the polarity of the source. Doing that, I found that the total power of all sources is -38.88 W so the problem is solved. Also I must apologize...

Yes, I think.

Well, I think the source would be supplying power and the resistor sink it.

I don't know. The exercise says nothing about it. I guess they should be supplying.

I don't understand! Please can you explain? And why should be both current sources sinking power?

This is the circuit: I have found all the currents and voltages with the Kirchoff's laws. I think they are correct because they perfectly matched the results of a QUCS simulation of the circuit. I1 = -2.241 I2 = 0.759 I3 = -0.284 I4 = 1.957 I5 = -0.241 I6 = -1.284 V(R1) = I1*R1 = -2.241 * 1...