1. Given the following circuit: R1 R2 V1 V2 _ l 50. 29 39 R3 V3 ;7v ;5V 22v 3. Using Thevenin's Theorem, determine the current through R2 {20]. Draw the Thevenin Equivalent Circuit with respect to R2. 3. Determine the current through R2 using any other technique. Given the circuit below: R1 Determine: a. The theoretical voltage across R2 (5 pts} b. The actual voltage measured by a voltmeter whose input impedance 2 500 K0. c. '36 error {Loading error} {5 pts} 3. Given the following : voltage (across element) and current (through element): V(t) = 25 sin 1000t i(t) = 5 cos 1000t a. Indicate the element: is it a capacitor, an inductor or a resistor, explain why. (10 pts) b. Find the value of "C", "L", or "R". (5 pts)Given the following periodic waveforms: (1) and (2) Determine: (A) the average value of each (5 pts each) (B) the RMS value of each (10 pts each) (1) V(t) 14 6 2 1 3 4 5 t (ms) 8 0 3 4 t (ms)5. Given "2" sets of measurements. Set # 1 has the following characteristics: Average = 22; Standard Deviation = 5 Set # 2 has the following characteristics: Average = 15; Standard Deviation = 1 If the "TRUE" value of the measurements was determined to be "16" Which set of measurements would be considered a) more "accurate" and Explain why (5 pts) b) more "precise" and Explain why (5 pts)