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Very nice. Thank you so much.

why is the 4 ohm resistor in series with the 2 ohm resistor and not the 3 ohm resistor?

Thank you so much Sir

thank you, your videos are invaluable.

Nice ❤

Awesome video, you did better than my tenured professor.

it is not KVAr. It is just VAr

Thank you so much

আমার একটা ম্যাথের সমাধান প্রয়োজন। আপনাকে কীভাবে পাঠাতে পারি সেটা?

7:08

Voltaze

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7:08 Active power is Watts, not kilowatts. 8:06 Answer is 8876 Watts or 8.876 kilowatts.

Thank you for this! A real big help 🙌

Did not understand the last step where every resistor is in series. Someone please explain 🙏

Really helpful ❤🙏

ending main kus vi samaj nahi aya

Tqsm sir 🙏

Why 24? It is 12

Jj

Wow, I am done with my Power System Protection Coursework thanks due to this video. May the Lord Jesus Christ visit you tonight my friend and answer all your doubts. Thanks brother from Adam and Eve.

yesterday I got this problem in my exam....i have done same as you've done

thank you

thanks sir for making video on such problem. I got my answer related to same problem.

you can use point method for easily soolve

Thank you 🌹

Thank you.

How we get parallel 9 in this circuit

How to get 9 in parallel

Thank you, this was very helpful.

Sir NAS ki or video bnao plz plz sir

How to do it in nodal

answer not matching

i dont get the why squared the resistor in finding value of alpha

Was not aware that you could use the formulae for parallel resisters even if there is an item between them. I assumed it was only if they were next to each other. I checked the solution of my current problem and it worked out. Thank you very much. This was an incredibly important point my professor left out.

Apner aktu help dorkar silo??

I swear Indian youtube guides never fail to impress me. You just saved another life, thank you

More video sir please on power generation

Thank you sir

Vai boyelstad er transistor er problem solution kothay kivabe pabo please janaben

Capacitor consumes leading VAR and supply lagging VAR.

awesome video sir! Thank you!

Thank you sir.

Design the following circuit to provide an output voltage of 2.4v. assume that the diodes available have 0.7v drop at 1ma and that ∆v=0.1V/decade change in current. (Sedra & Smith_exercise D4.11) Please please solve this problem. I can't understand the conversion of decade. Please someone explain in mathematical form.

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please make a video of example 6.18

answer is 2om

Sir could you please draw different networks instead of showing in the same figure

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