12. (10) V = (It's an integer.) 50V 6\Omega I 18\Omega 7\Omega 3.6V 3A
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We have V = √(85e^(3.6y)). To simplify this, we can first simplify the exponent by using the property of exponents that says e^(a+b) = e^a * e^b. So, e^(3.6y) = e^3.6 * e^y. Now, our expression becomes V = √(85e^3.6 * e^y). Show more…
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