REMOVAL EXAM (EE 31/L: Electrical Circuits I) REMOVAL EXAM (EE 31/L: Electrical Circuits I)

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1. Determine I1, I2, I3, I4 and I5 using Nodal Analysis. 1. Determine I1, I2, I3, I4 and I5 using Nodal Analysis.
b 0.3Ω c 0.5Ω d 0.15Ω e b 0.3Ω c 0.5Ω d 0.15Ω e
I1 I2 I3 I1 I2 I3

240V V4 3Ω V5 4.1Ω 260.4V 240V V4 3Ω V5 4.1Ω 260.4V

I4 I5 I4 I5

a h g f a h g f

2. Three capacitors having capacitance of 6, 10 and 15 F 2. Three capacitors having capacitance of 6, 10 and 15 F
respectively are connected in series and to a 200-V dc respectively are connected in series and to a 200-V dc
source. Calculate the source. Calculate the
(a) equivalent capacitance of the combination (a) equivalent capacitance of the combination
(b) total charge (b) total charge
(c) voltage across each capacitor (c) voltage across each capacitor
(d) energy stored in each capacitor (d) energy stored in each capacitor

3. The total capacitance of two condensers is 2 F when 3. The total capacitance of two condensers is 2 F when
connected in series and 9 F when connected in parallel. connected in series and 9 F when connected in parallel.
Find the capacitance on one of the condensers. Find the capacitance on one of the condensers.

4. Two identical coupled coils have an equivalent inductance 4. Two identical coupled coils have an equivalent inductance
of 80 mH when connected in series aiding and 35 mH when of 80 mH when connected in series aiding and 35 mH when
connected in series opposing. Solve for the coefficient of connected in series opposing. Solve for the coefficient of
coupling. coupling.

REMOVAL EXAM (EE 31/L: Electrical Circuits I) REMOVAL EXAM (EE 31/L: Electrical Circuits I)
Show your complete solutions. BOX your final answers. Do NOT Show your complete solutions. BOX your final answers. Do NOT
write at the back of your paper. write at the back of your paper.

1. Determine I1, I2, I3, I4 and I5 using Nodal Analysis. 1. Determine I1, I2, I3, I4 and I5 using Nodal Analysis.
b 0.3Ω c 0.5Ω d 0.15Ω e b 0.3Ω c 0.5Ω d 0.15Ω e
I1 I2 I3 I1 I2 I3

240V V4 3Ω V5 4.1Ω 260.4V 240V V4 3Ω V5 4.1Ω 260.4V

I4 I5 I4 I5

a h g f a h g f

2. Three capacitors having capacitance of 6, 10 and 15 F 2. Three capacitors having capacitance of 6, 10 and 15 F
respectively are connected in series and to a 200-V dc respectively are connected in series and to a 200-V dc
source. Calculate the source. Calculate the
(a) equivalent capacitance of the combination (a) equivalent capacitance of the combination
(b) total charge (b) total charge
(c) voltage across each capacitor (c) voltage across each capacitor
(d) energy stored in each capacitor (d) energy stored in each capacitor

3. The total capacitance of two condensers is 2 F when 3. The total capacitance of two condensers is 2 F when
connected in series and 9 F when connected in parallel. connected in series and 9 F when connected in parallel.
Find the capacitance on one of the condensers. Find the capacitance on one of the condensers.

4. Two identical coupled coils have an equivalent inductance 4. Two identical coupled coils have an equivalent inductance
of 80 mH when connected in series aiding and 35 mH when of 80 mH when connected in series aiding and 35 mH when
connected in series opposing. Solve for the coefficient of connected in series opposing. Solve for the coefficient of
coupling. coupling.