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agata78
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I did and it works.
The answer is :
Ib= 0.057- 0.0356j
The answer is :
Ib= 0.057- 0.0356j
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The discussion revolves around determining the currents Ia, Ib, and Ic in a complex electrical network using mesh current analysis. Participants share their calculations and methods, including the use of Ohm's Law and current division principles, while also expressing frustrations with complex arithmetic. Suggestions are made to solve symbolically before substituting values to simplify calculations. The conversation highlights the importance of accuracy in algebra and the potential benefits of using software or calculators for complex calculations. Ultimately, the participants aim to arrive at correct values for the currents while navigating the challenges of the calculations involved.
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gneill
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agata78 said:
Okay!
So you'll have to analyze the logic of whatever method you used before in order to spot where the sign got lost.
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agata78
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Thank you! Two more to go!
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