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    Higher Technological Institute Biomedical Engineering Department

    TRAINING 2

    Submitted by : Mahmoud Rashwan ELsayed


    ID: 20160956

    Submitted to : prof. Dr. Mohamed aouf


    ENG. Manar
    I=V/R
    (10-2.2)/(350+220)=0.013A
    V=2.2
    A=10MA
    2.2%10*10

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