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vx can't be 20 because it's not parallel to the potential source. the value of vx i found was 8.71 and i was 9.61 is this what you came up with?

my results were Vx = 20 V Req = 2.079 ohms i = 4 A I'm not sure if they are correct though.

my results were Vx = 20 V Req = 2.079 ohms i = 4 A I'm not sure if they are correct though.

The picture says it all! http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/585/dsc02764n.jpg

I had a simple circuit analysis question and the picture describes everything; I'll restate the questions just in case if you can't read it. Find the Req seen from nodes bc, which are the nodes above and below the potential source. Find the current, i. That is the current enters the...

57 looks and 0 reply, man that helps!

in WA, liberal arts satisfy towards any degree. they count as general education requirements and after GERs you continue to take only core courses. so if chemistry and physics have 90 + 90 core course credits, all you got to do is have your GER and take 180 credits and have 2 BS. so just...

Greetings to all, I am a new member and I am hoping to grab the attention of people who might have passed through the same route that I am on or people in similar situation. I'm an EE junior and I am thinking about adding another major; I am in doubt, however. I am not very picky about my...