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Superposition Theorem PROBLEMS Superposition Theorem

Apply Superposition Theorem and solve for the current in the 10 Ohms resistor. Answer: 0.464 Amps

Apply Superposition Theorem and solve for the current in the 2 Ohms resistor. Answer: 5.0 Amps

Apply Superposition Theorem and solve for the current in the 5 Ohms resistor. Answer: - 3.0 Amps

Source Transformation PROBLEMS Source Transformation

Apply Source Transformation and solve for the current in the Resistor RL. Answer: - 3.0 Amps

Apply Source Transformation and solve for the current in the Resistor RL.

PROBLEMS Thevenin’s Theorem