Home Test help (24hrs to finish it)

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A student is seeking assistance with a home test due tomorrow, specifically struggling with questions #2, #5, and #6. The professor, who has returned after a month due to illness, is noted for her significant contributions to the field of electrical engineering. The student has completed question #3 and is currently working on #4 but is confused about which formula to use. They request verification of their work and guidance on calculating power. The discussion highlights the importance of focusing on one problem at a time to receive more effective help.
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Hello again!

I have to finish a home test for tomorrow (4pm). I am struggling basically with #2, #5 and #6. Why? because my professor is really old. just so you get an idea, she was the FIRST lady to graduate from EE from University Of Puerto Rico Mayaguez (no bull). She barely can walk or stand up. So what happened is that she got sick and after a month of no class she reappear with this home test. I will APPRECIATE GREATLY if anyone can help me answer the test. I will keep posting what I do so you can verify if what I am doing is correct. Already did #3 and doing right now #4.

Thanks for any help!
 

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#4

I have little confusion. Dont know which one to use.

25I1-25I2 or 24I2-25I1 see attachment
 

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why nobody helps me out?
 
excersice #4

1.can someone verify it?
2. How to calculate the power?
 

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When you post 5 or 6 problems in one thread, people will be less willing to help than if you post 1 problem per thread.
 

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