a. For the circuit given in Figure 6
i. Find the load resistance RL that will receive maximum power and determine the maximum power.
ii. Determine the power dissipated on the load when RL = 2 Ω and RL = 10 Ω.
Figure 6
b. For the circuit shown in Figure 4, determine:
iii. The power delivered to the load.
iv. The impedance required in a matching network that will receive maximum power.
Figure 4
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