Draw equivalent circuits for a shunt dc generator and a shunt dc motor, showing all the currents and voltages. Write all the pertinent generator current and voltage equations. Write all the pertinent motor current and voltage equations. Note: Your equations must be derived from (reflected by) your circuits.
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