Calculating Power Supplied by CS and VS Sources

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The discussion focuses on calculating the power supplied by a current source (CS) and a voltage source (VS) in a circuit. The current source is 2A directed downwards, and the voltage source is 12V. The initial calculation suggests that the power supplied by the VS is 24W and the CS is -24W. A response confirms that this calculation is indeed correct. The thread emphasizes the application of basic electrical equations to determine power in circuit analysis.
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Homework Statement


|----------|
|+ |+
CS VS
|- |-
|----------|

The current source is pointed downwards and is 2A while the VS is 12V
They are asking for the power supplied by each source.

Homework Equations


V=ir
KCL
KVL
P=Vi,i^2R,V^2/R

The Attempt at a Solution


I'm not sure how to begin this problem. My initial instincts tells me to simply use P=Vi so that the power supplied by the VS is 24W while the CS is -24W but I'm not sure if this is correct.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.

Edit: VS in the picture should be on the far right side of the "circuit"
 
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Noclue134 said:

Homework Statement


|----------|
|+ |+
CS VS
|- |-
|----------|

The current source is pointed downwards and is 2A while the VS is 12V
They are asking for the power supplied by each source.

Homework Equations


V=ir
KCL
KVL
P=Vi,i^2R,V^2/R


The Attempt at a Solution


I'm not sure how to begin this problem. My initial instincts tells me to simply use P=Vi so that the power supplied by the VS is 24W while the CS is -24W but I'm not sure if this is correct.

Yes, it's correct.
 
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