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Using Mesh analysis
Loop 1 : 6 = 9i1 - 3i4 ...(i)
Loop 2: 6 + 6 = - 6i2
i2 = - 2A ...(ii)
Loop 3: 6 = 9i3 - 3i4 ...(iii)
Loop 4: 6 = 9i4 - 3i3 - 3i1 ...(iv)
Solving the above equations simultaneously
i1 = i3 = 1.1428 A
i4 = 1.432 A
∴ ix = i4 - i3 = 0.2892 A.
Picture elements (pixel) = 512 x 512 = 262144
Information per picture element N = log2 M
M = 2N
8 = 2N
N = 3
Information for 262144 pixels = 262144 x 3 = 786432 bits
Entropy is same as average information per message.

Since there is no independent source in the network
VTH = O V
To find RTh apply : A current source of 1 A across A and B.
Apply KCL at node n1
Apply KCL at node Vn2
Vn1 = 2Vx put in (i)
∴ Vn2 = 4vx
put in (ii)
100 + Vx = 2Vx
100 = Vx
∴ Vn2 = 4Vx = 400 V
∴ .

Consider x(t) = ej2pft
y(t) = h(t) * x (t)
⇒ y(t) = h(t). ej2pf(t - t) . dt
= ei2pfth(t) . e- j2pft . dt
= ej2pft x H(f) = x(t) x H(f)
⇒ .

Dual of R → G