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    This document contains solutions to 4 tutorial questions involving circuit analysis using Kirchhoff's laws. In question 1, the currents in a 3-branch circuit are solved for using KVL and KCL. Question 2 similarly finds currents and voltages in a 3-branch circuit. Question 3 finds currents and voltages in another 3-branch circuit. Finally, question 4 analyzes a 4-branch circuit using KCL at a node and KVL to find currents, voltages, and power dissipation.

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    This document contains solutions to 4 tutorial questions involving circuit analysis using Kirchhoff's laws. In question 1, the currents in a 3-branch circuit are solved for using KVL and KCL. Question 2 similarly finds currents and voltages in a 3-branch circuit. Question 3 finds currents and voltages in another 3-branch circuit. Finally, question 4 analyzes a 4-branch circuit using KCL at a node and KVL to find currents, voltages, and power dissipation.

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    EE Information Session A Solutions: Tutorial Question 1

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    This document contains solutions to 4 tutorial questions involving circuit analysis using Kirchhoff's laws. In question 1, the currents in a 3-branch circuit are solved for using KVL and KCL. Question 2 similarly finds currents and voltages in a 3-branch circuit. Question 3 finds currents and voltages in another 3-branch circuit. Finally, question 4 analyzes a 4-branch circuit using KCL at a node and KVL to find currents, voltages, and power dissipation.

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    EEInformationSessionASolutions

    TutorialQuestion1

    i2

    i1

    i3

    5V

    KVL1

    KVL2

    3V

    KVL1:
    5

    (A-1)

    KVL2:
    3

    (A-2)

    KCL:
    1

    (A-3)

    SubstituteEquation(A-3)intoEquation(A-1)
    2

    (A-4)

    10 1 8 2
    SubstituteEquation(A-3)intoEquation(A-2)

    (A-5)

    (A-6)

    12

    (A-7)

    Equation(A-5) 3
    30

    24

    15

    (A-8)

    16

    24

    (A-9)

    Equation(A-7) 2

    Equation(A-8)takes(A-9)

    P a g e 1|6

    14

    21
    3
    A
    2

    Substitute intoequation(A-7)
    3
    2

    12

    (A-10)

    (A-11)

    5
    A
    4

    Substitute and intoequation(A-3)


    3
    2

    5
    4

    1
    A
    4

    (A-12)

    TutorialQuestion2

    i3

    2 i1

    v1
    10V

    KVL1

    v3

    i2

    v2 8

    KVL2

    6V

    KCL:
    1

    (A-13)

    KVL1:
    10

    (A-14)

    (A-15)

    KVL2:
    8

    SubstituteEquation(A-13)into(A-14)
    10

    (A-16)

    10

    10

    (A-17)

    Equation(A-17) 2

    P a g e 2|6

    20

    20

    (A-18)

    Equation(A-18)takes(A-15)
    28

    14
    1
    A
    2

    (A-19)

    Substitute intoEquation(A-15)
    8

    0.5

    Substitute and intoEquation(A-13)

    4
    6
    5
    A
    2

    5
    2

    1
    2

    0
    (A-20)

    3A

    (A-21)

    6V

    1
    2

    4V

    (A-23)

    5
    2

    10V

    (A-24)

    (A-22)

    TutorialQuestion3

    8 i1

    i3

    v1
    30V

    KVL1

    i2

    v2 3

    KVL2

    v3

    KVL1
    30

    (A-25)

    KVL2

    P a g e 3|6

    (A-26)

    KCL
    1

    (A-27)

    Substitute(A-27)intoEquation(A-25)
    30

    (A-28)

    11

    30

    (A-29)

    AccordingtoEquation(A-26),wehave
    6
    2
    Substitute(A-30)intoequation(A-29),wehave
    3

    11

    (A-30)

    30

    1A

    (A-31)

    (A-32)

    So,
    23 2 1
    2
    Substitute and intoequation(A-27),wehave
    1

    2A

    3A

    (A-33)

    (A-34)

    24V

    (A-35)

    6V

    6V

    (A-36)

    (A-37)

    P a g e 4|6


    TutorialQuestion4

    i1

    12
    v1
    KVL3

    6
    30V

    KVL1

    i4

    i3

    i2

    10

    KVL2

    v2 40

    KCLatnodeb:
    (A-38)

    KVL1
    30

    10

    (A-39)

    KVL2
    10

    40

    (A-40)

    Then,wehave
    1

    KVL3
    12

    (A-41)

    (A-42)

    Then,wehave
    1

    2
    Substitutetheequations(A-41)and(A-43)into(A-38),wehave
    6

    (A-43)

    (A-44)

    Equation(A-39)takes(A-44)
    15

    30
    2A

    (A-45)

    P a g e 5|6

    Substitute intoequation(A-41),
    1
    4

    0.5A

    (A-46)

    Substitute intoequation(A-39)
    30

    6
    10 2 0
    5
    A 1.667A
    3

    (A-47)

    Substitute intoequation(A-43),wehave
    1 5 5
    (A-48)
    A 0.8333A
    2 3 6
    isthevoltageacrosstheresister12andweknowthecurrentgoingthroughtheresistor12is .
    Sowehave
    5
    (A-49)
    10V
    6
    isthevoltageacrosstheresister40andthecurrentgoingthroughtheresistor40is .Sowe
    have
    12

    40
    Thepowerdissipatedintheresister12is

    10

    12

    40

    0.5

    20V

    (A-50)

    5
    6

    25
    3

    8.333W

    (A-51)

    20

    0.5

    10W

    (A-52)

    Thepowerdissipatedintheresister40is

    P a g e 6|6

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