One circuit is equivalent to another when (a) the same load has the same voltage and current when connected to either circuit (b) different loads have the same voltage and current when connected to either circuit (c) the circuits have equal voltage sources and equal series impedances (d) the circuits produce the same output voltage

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Deangelo Boone

2 August, 07:04

One circuit is equivalent to another when (a) the same load has the same voltage and current when connected to either circuit (b) different loads have the same voltage and current when connected to either circuit (c) the circuits have equal voltage sources and equal series impedances (d) the circuits produce the same output voltage

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Wade Logan · Answer 1

Answer: D

Explanation:

A circuit is equivalent to another when the output voltage is equal to each other. This is so because a circuit may have a higher voltage source and lesser load or a lower voltage source and higher load, so we can only say they are equal If the output is similar