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Show in the figure below is a non-series-parallel connection known as a bridge circuit a) Given $R_{1} = 6?, R_{2} = 3?$ , and $v_{1} = 7 V$ , find $v_{2}, i$ , and $v_{3}$ , and $R_{e q} = v_{g} / i_{g}$ seen by the voltage source. b) When the current $i = 0$ , we say that the bridge is "balanced". Under what condition (find an expression relating $R_{1}$ to $R_{2}$ ) will the bridge be balanced?

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solve without using nodal analysis.

Show in the figure below is a non-series-parallel connection known as a bridge circuit a) Given

R_{1} = 6?, R_{2} = 3?

, and

v_{1} = 7 V

, find

v_{2}, i

, and

v_{3}

, and

R_{e q} = v_{g} / i_{g}

seen by the voltage source. b) When the current

i = 0

, we say that the bridge is "balanced". Under what condition (find an expression relating

R_{1}

to

R_{2}

) will the bridge be balanced?

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