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OpenStudy (anonymous):

attach I need help number 12 only

OpenStudy (anonymous):

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I did graph number12 but I don't know how to answer

OpenStudy (radar):

Your graph appears to be correct, however, only the portion appearing in quadrant I and II are pertinent. If R1 becomes 0 there will be 1.2 amps of current. And resistors do not become negative values, the lowest resistance can become is zero (a short) I would say you have accomplished number 9. Lets look at 10.

OpenStudy (radar):

10 doesn't seem to be a problem. 11 plug the 140 into the function and you will come up with an I value of .5 A (500 ma) As I said only the positive values of R1 are realistic. so that should take care of 12. Good luck with this. An interesting course you are taking.

OpenStudy (radar):

Remember \[R _{1}\ge 0\]

OpenStudy (anonymous):

thank radar.Please! come back help again

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