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Networks Analysis and Synthesis - Engineering
Q1: To find the current in a 20 Ω resistance connected in a circuit, Norton's theorem is used. IN = 7.5 A. The current though 20 Ω resistance.A
is 7.5 A
B
is less than 7.5 A
C
may be 7.5 A or less
D
may be 7.5 A or more or less
ANS:B - is less than 7.5 A
Norton's equivalent is as shown in figure. Some current will flow through RN. There-fore, current through 20Ω resistance is less than 7.5 A.
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