and the conservation of energy to find the power absorbed by each element. Pleas
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and the conservation of energy to find the power absorbed by each element.
Please explain step by step, I've made a mistake somewhere because all of the elements at the end when I look at each one of their [p=vi] don't sum up to zero. Please explain step by step. Canteev if you help me again I when I did the KCL at the upper left node I got I_x + I_y = 0. And when I did the upper right node i got -I_y - I_z = 0. But these didn't add up correctly when i multiplied them by the voltage, so I made a mistake somewhere.
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For the voltages, I will choose voltage drop to be positive. Voltage rise: negative current entering: negative current leaving positive KVL : clockwise Vz + Vx - Vy = 0 Vz - 2 + 6 = 0 Vz = -4 V KCL at upper left node: Ix + Iy = 0 Iy = -1 Right upper node: -Iy - Iz = 0 Iz = -Iy = 1 In summary: Vx = -2 V, Vy = -6 V, Vz = -4 V Ix = 1 A, Iy = -1 A, Iz = 1 A Using passive sign convention: Element X: P = -IxVx = -(1)(-2) = 2 W X is absorbing power Element Y: P = -(Iy)(Vy) = -(-1)(-6) = -6 W Y is delivering power Element Z: P = -(Iz)(Vz) = -(1)(-4) = 4 W Z is absorbing power. If you add all the power: 4 + 2 - 6 = 0 Notes: You screwed up on the passive sign convention for power. For element Y, Iy is entering the negative terminal: P = -(V)(I) = -(-6)(-1) = -6 W You also messed up for element Z. All power calculations needed a negative sign in front. Everything else was correct.
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