TJ WheatstoneTroubleshooting Wheatstone Circuits: Assistance Needed

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TJ Wheatstone seeks assistance in troubleshooting Wheatstone circuits, specifically in identifying ID and IE while working with a resistor network. He has provided links to his calculations and documentation for reference. Despite successfully solving one problem, he struggles to reach the correct answer for another, detailed in his spreadsheet. Additional clarification on his objectives and specific issues would help others provide more targeted support. The discussion emphasizes the need for precise problem identification in circuit analysis.
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I need some help in finding ID and IE the actual problem and parts I have figured out are at http://quasarsvc.bizland.com/Q40.doc and assistance or direction would be greatly appreciated.

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I'm going to move this to homework help, TJ
 
TJ,
I have looked at your problem, but I am not sure what you need.
What is the objective here? Can you specify a little more? What are you supposed to do with the resistor network to the right?
 
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I have been able to work one problem with the wheatstone formulas but for some reason I am missing something on working another one. I know what the answer is suppose to be but for some reason I can't seem to get there. Please see the spreadsheet where I have been doing my calculations http://quasarsvc.bizland.com/WheatstoneCircuit.xls the one I am having problems with is the one on the tab Q40 - the other problem worked out correctly. I am close but not there.

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