Solution: Redrawing the network after combining series eyields Fig. 7.23, andIs1624 k)24 kNR612 kNR1,2,3R4IsE=72 VR7R8.9V79 kSR512 kN9 kΩIs16FIG. 7.23Network of Fig. 7.22 redrawn.

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Solution: Redrawing the network after combining series e yields Fig. 7.23, and Is 16 24 k2 24 k2 R6 12 k2 R1,2.3 R4 Is E 72 V Rg.9 9 kS R$ 12 k2 9 kN Is 16 FIG. 7.23 Network of Fig. 7.22 redrawn.

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Solution: Redrawing the network after combining series e
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