Where Can I Find Solved Electrical Engineering Exercises and Problems Online?

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Several users recommend subscribing to WileyPlus for access to solved exercises and problems in electrical engineering, particularly for topics like Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Laws, and nodal analysis. WileyPlus offers videos per chapter and an online version of the textbook, though it's not a full PDF. Other suggestions include exploring various educational websites that may provide free or paid resources. Users emphasize the importance of interactive learning tools to enhance understanding of these concepts. Overall, WileyPlus is highlighted as a valuable resource for students seeking structured practice in electrical engineering.
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Hello,
are there any websites of solved exercises and problems in electrical engineering,especially ohm's law,kirchoff's laws and nodal analysis?
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Get a subscription to WileyPlus, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis. They have a few videos per chapter. You also get an online, website version of the textbook (not a full PDF).
 

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