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  1. The circuit shown in the figure above—


    1. is reciprocal but not symmetrical
    2. is not reciprocal but symmetrical
    3. is both reciprocal and symmetrical
    4. is neither reciprocal nor symmetrical
Correct Option: A

The given circuit:

Applying KVL in the input side, we get
V1 + 3I1 + I1R + (I1 + I2) R = 0
or
V1 = I1 (2R – 3) + I2R . . .. .…(i)
Again applying KVL in the output side
V2 = I2R + (I1 + I2)R
or
V2 = I1R + I2.2R …. . . . .(ii)
From equation (i) and (ii)
Z11 = 2R – 3, Z12 = R
Z21 = R, Z22 = 2R
● For the network to be symmetric
Z11 = Z22 (But here Z11 = 2R – 3 and Z22 = 2R)
So, network is not symmetric.
● For the network to be reciprocal:
Z12 = Z21 (Here Z12 = Z21 = R)
So, network is reciprocal.
Thus, we conclude that the given network is reciprocal but not symmetric.



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