a) find the no-load value of v0 in the circuit shown
b) find v0 when RL is 150 k(ohms)
c) how much power is dissipated in the 25 k(ohms) resistor if the
load terminals are accidentally short-circuited?
d) what is the maximum power dissipated in thr 75 k(ohms) resistor
when RL is 150 k(ohms)?
A) no load value of Vo =200*75/(75+25) =150V
B)when RL =150kOhm
Rparallel = 75*150/(75+150)
= 50 kohm
Vo = 200*50/(50+25)
= 133.3 V
C) if short circuited, only resistance in the circuit will be 25kohm
Power = V^2/R = 200^2/25000 = 1.6 W
D) Maximum power = V^2/R = 133.3^2/75000
= 0.237 W
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