1. Thevenins’s theorem
2. Maximum power transfer theorem
3. Millman’s theorem
4. Superposition theorem
Millman’s theorem
1. Zero
2. 80 W
3. 125 W
4. 405 W
80 W
1. 48 V
2. 24 V
3. 36 V
4. 28 V
28 V
1. A/C
2. AD/BC
3. AB/DC
4. D/C
A/C
1. 1/s4+3s2+1
2. 1/s(s2+2)
3. s4+3s2+1/s2+2s
4. None of these
s4+3s2+1/s2+2s
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. 200 V
2. 100 V
3. Zero
4. -100 V
100 V
1. s2 + s + 4/s2 + 4s
2. 2s2 + s + 4/s2 + 4s
3. 2s2 + s + 4/s2 + 2s
4. None of these
2s2 + s + 4/s2 + 4s
1. the various tasks belong to the same job
2. tasks are performed in various facilities
3. acts as a constraint for scheduling
4. emphasis is on the technological order
5. all of these
all of these
1. LANs (local area networks)
2. the microiprocessor
3. turnkey sustems
4. development of a more efficient display controller
the microiprocessor