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    2018 4.

    CIRCUIT THEORY AND NETWORK


    EE (CSE) 301

    (i) d (ii) b (iii) b (iv) b (v) a (vi) b (vii) d


    (viii) d (ix) a (x) a (xi) b (xii) a

    2.

    5.

    3.
    6.
    7.a) 8.a)

    8.b)

    7.b)

    8.c)

    7.c)
    9.a) 10.a)

    9.b)

    10.b)
    11.a)

    11.c)

    11.b)

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