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Measurement References Quiz- Please print the second page or provide your answers on a separate sheet. Through complex work, we have created a voltage source signal, Vs that appears from 0 to 14 seconds that appears as below This signal is then attached to a circuit with three experimental, purely passive, linear, time-invariant components (labeled A, B, and C) in series as shown below. Figure 2: Series cicut of passive componenets We have been able to attach a voltmeter in two situations, as shown below. The Red line indicates the positive connection of your voltmeter, and the black the negative/reference connection of your voltmeter. Figure 3: Configuration #2 Figure 2: Configuration #1 From this, we can record two different voltage waveforms... We have been able to attach a voltmeter in two situations, as shown below. The Red line indicates the positive connection of your voltmeter, and the black the negative/reference connection of your voltmeter. Figure 3: Configuration #2 Figure 2: Configuration#1 From this, we can record two different voltage waveforms... Figure 5: Recording in Configuration #2 Figure 4: Recording in Configuration #1 After making these two recordings, your voltmeter breaks, leaving us with no way to directly measure anymore outputs. Based on the two measurements above, SKETCH what the voltage output would be of the THREE measurement Configurations shown below. 8 QuestioQuestion 2 Question 3 Finally, after all of this, your instructor comes through and shuffles up the order of the circuit componenets for seemingly no reason at all V1 Question4 Sketch the corresponding voltage measurements, V,, V2, and V3.

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