While using superposition, disabling a source so that it cannot generate voltage or current without changing the resistance of the circuit is called
A) killing a source
B) breaking a source
C) opening a source
D) blocking a source

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"Killing a source" refers to the process of disabling a source (either a voltage or current source) in the context of superposition in circuit analysis, without altering the circuit's resistance. This is done to simplify the analysis by considering the effects of each source independently.

While Using Superposition, Disabling a Source So That It Cannot