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A. What is the current through R 1 in the network in this example if the resistors aren?t equal, but instead R 1=1.0?, R 2=5.0?,
A. What is the current through R 1 in the network in this example if the resistors aren?t equal, but instead R 1=1.0?, R 2=5.0?, and R 3=3.0??
Express your answer in amperes to two significant figures.
B.What is the current through R 2 in the network in this example if the resistors aren?t equal, but instead R 1=1.0?, R 2=5.0?, and R 3=3.0??
Express your answer in amperes to two significant figures.
C.What is the current through R 3 in the network in this example if the resistors aren?t equal, but instead R 1=1.0?, R 2=5.0?, and R 3=3.0??
Express your answer in amperes to two significant figure.
E = 18.0 V, r = 0 + M R = 6.00 R = 6.00 www ww R3 = 6.00
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Intermediate Accounting
Authors: James D. Stice, Earl K. Stice, Fred Skousen
17th Edition
032459237X, 978-0324592375
