Hi All, I have a fairly straight forward paper/Assignment to complete on Analysis of Passive circuits. I am confident that I am on point but would greatly appreciate some feedback.

 

Why is this in Physics, not Homework?

And why have you not labelled your variables on your diagram so your working can be checked?

 

You should also provide a diagram of what you are doing for the Thevenin's equivalent circuit. Relating these kinds of concepts in words alone is prone to all kinds of misunderstandings.

 

Hi see attached.

 

Hi see attached.

In your very first line of work you use I1. But you never define what I1 is (that I can tell). So how much effort can you expect some stranger on the internet to put into figuring out how you've defined your currents? Hint: Not much. How much effort can you expect a grader to put into figuring out how you've defined your currents? Hint: Not much more.

You need to learn how to communicate your concepts to your audience. Usually the best way to do this is with an annotated schematic show ALL voltage and currents that you use ANYWHERE in ANY of your equations related to that schematic. This means not only showing WHERE the voltage or current is, but the DIRECTION (polarity) as well.