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1. In the circuit of Fig.2, load resistance R = 30 ? and line resistance r varies from o to 100 2.Draw the graph of absorbed power PR with respect to R. V- 12 Volt. Use the data Table below. In the plot, R will be in r axis and PR will be in y axis Fig. 2. A power supply with internal resistanc r is connected with load resistance R R(12) I PR (w) 10 15 20 25 26 27 28 2 30 32 40 50 75 85 100 Looking at the write a conclusion
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