Question

Rearrange the following words to form meaningful sentences
(a)impresses / it / the / person / happens / who / read / to / it.
(b)examiner / an / can / it / read / any / without / effort.
(c)always / and/ presented / it / neatly / is / legible.

Answer 1

Answer:

Superposition Theorem: Example Problems, Limitations and Applications

For every electrical circuit, there are two or additional independent supplies like current, voltage or both the sources. For examining these electrical circuits, the superposition theorem is widely utilized and mostly for time-domain circuits at various frequencies. For instance, a linear DC circuit consists of one or more independent supply; we can get the supplies like voltage and current by using methods like mesh analysis and nodal analysis techniques.

Otherwise, we can employ the “superposition theorem” that includes every individual supply result on the worth of the variable to be decided. This means the theorem assumes that every supply in a circuit independently discovers the rate of the variable, and lastly produces the secondary variable by inserting the variables which are reasoned by the effect of every source. Even though the process of it is very difficult but still can be applied for every linear circuit.

Answer 2

Answer:

1 who impresses the person happens to read it

2 an examiner read it without any effort

3it is presented always neatly and legible