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MATH 345 Numerical Methods Sessional Project Spring 2019 Q1: For electrical circuit, as given in Figure 1, calculate all unknown currents through numerical method. All other parameters are given as shown in Figure 1. Make appropriate assumption, if necessary. $R = 20 \Omega$ $R = 10 \Omega$ 3 2 1 $V_1 = 200 \text{ volts}$ $R = 2 \Omega$ $R = 5 \Omega$ $R = 5 \Omega$ $R = 25 \Omega$ 4 5 6 $V_6 = 0 \text{ volts}$ Figure 1: An electrical circuit with given voltage difference

          MATH 345 Numerical Methods Sessional Project Spring 2019
Q1: For electrical circuit, as given in Figure 1, calculate all unknown currents through
numerical method. All other parameters are given as shown in Figure 1. Make
appropriate assumption, if necessary.
$R = 20 \Omega$
$R = 10 \Omega$
3
2
1
$V_1 = 200 \text{ volts}$ 
$R = 2 \Omega$
$R = 5 \Omega$
$R = 5 \Omega$
$R = 25 \Omega$
4
5
6
$V_6 = 0 \text{ volts}$ 
Figure 1: An electrical circuit with given voltage difference

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MATH 345 Numerical Methods Sessional Project Spring 2019
Q1: For electrical circuit, as given in Figure 1, calculate all unknown currents through
numerical method. All other parameters are given as shown in Figure 1. Make
appropriate assumption, if necessary.
R = 20 Ω
R = 10 Ω
3
2
1
V1 = 200 volts
R = 2 Ω
R = 5 Ω
R = 5 Ω
R = 25 Ω
4
5
6
V6 = 0 volts
Figure 1: An electrical circuit with given voltage difference

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Need the MATLAB code using Newton-Raphson method for this question. Also, need a numerical solution using Newton-Raphson. Thank you. MATH 345 Numerical Methods Sessional Project Spring 2019 Q1: For an electrical circuit, as given in Figure 1, calculate all unknown currents through numerical methods. All other parameters are given as shown in Figure 1. Make appropriate assumptions if necessary. R = 20 Î© R = 10 Î© V = 200 volts R = 2 Î© R = 5 Î© R = 5 Î© R = 25 Î© V = 0 volts Figure 1: An electrical circuit with a given voltage difference

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