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Question 1: evaluate current I

Question 2:Calculate the power associated with the dependant power source

Question 3:Calculate the power Delivered by the independant current source

 

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someone help me please i dont know where to start,

 

hey bro, please teach me how to answer some of this question i really ont know where to start.

 

Sometimes all the 'bumping' and pleading for help won't get much of a response.

There is a reasonable requirement on Homework forum posters to show what attempt(s) they have made to solve the problem. Otherwise there is often a reluctance on the part of other forum members to help.

Have you any working you can post to progress this?

 

the thing is bro i dont even know where to start. can u guys give me tips atleast
of what to do where to start..that would be helpful..or if they can show me how to answer it..i promise i know nothing on this.. it mostly because i got enrolled last week to my uni and we have a test the next week. missed quite alot...so i kinda need help. im pleading not because im lazy its because im genuinly lost

 

Surprising as it may seem this is a fairly simple problem.

The voltage at the center node is 5*i volts. Let's call it Vx, where Vx=5*i

The voltage drop [call it Vd] across the 2Ω resistor is Vd=(21-Vx) volts.

The current in the 2Ω is therefore i=Vd/2=(21-Vx)/2=(21-5*i)/2

So we have

i=(21-5*i)/2

One now simply re-arranges this equation to find the actual value of i - at task which I'll leave to you.

 

wow thank you so the answer is 21/7 which is 3...so the current on i(A) is 3 amps. thank you very much....ur are good...how would u do the second one

 

Perhaps you might consider a career as a welder, or one in HVAC?
(use google if you have to ask..)

 

please help me out its jst this once....its jst im really behind..a way to do it but it seems very wrong ok..here it is anyway

-5I+21+2I=0
after i re arrange it i get 21/3 which is 7
so I is 7
then i use P=IV but im soo confuse help please

 

wow harsh but i guess its true...maybe i should... i sort of know the answer so..here it is anyway...but please try and help...
-5i+2i+21=0
re-arrange and i get 7amps

i place that one the equation P=IV
7*21 will equal to 142
or should i use the 3amps i got earlier