Circuit Analysis Problem [electrical engineering]

[Space Monkey]

Homework Statement

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Homework Equations

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The following is a homework/quiz problem that I've been given to complete for minimal marks. I understand fully that this forum is not a "hey, here's my assignments; please do them for me one". However, I fully intend to understand the principles behind the calculations as they will integral to my succes. The problem is as follows:

The Attempt at a Solution

An attempt has been made on paper, but I have not scanned it in as of yet. Unfortunately, I'm pretty stuck on all questions and how to even approach them. All help will be greatly appreciated. Oh, and this is my first post of hopefully many (hope to become a valued contributer here!)

 

[CEL]

According to the rules of the forum, you have to show some work, before you get help.
Anyway I will give you a hint:
Replace the circuit between nodes A-B by its Thevenin equivalent prior to use mesh analysis.

 

[piercas]

Dear student,

I am glad to see that you are taking the time to understand the principles behind the calculations rather than just seeking the answers. it is important to have a strong understanding of the fundamentals in order to solve complex problems and contribute to your field.

In order to approach this circuit analysis problem, it is important to first understand the basic principles of electrical engineering. This includes concepts such as Ohm's Law, Kirchhoff's Laws, and circuit analysis techniques such as nodal analysis and mesh analysis.

Once you have a solid understanding of these concepts, you can then begin to apply them to the specific problem given. It may be helpful to break the problem down into smaller sections and solve them one at a time. Also, drawing a circuit diagram can often provide a visual representation that can aid in understanding and solving the problem.

If you are still stuck, I recommend seeking help from your professor or a tutor who can guide you through the problem and help you understand the steps involved. Remember, it is important to fully understand the principles behind the calculations rather than just memorizing steps and formulas.

I wish you success in your studies and hope that you will become a valued contributor in the field of electrical engineering. Keep up the good work!