1.what is the total resistance ?2. What is the current and voltage in each resistor ? *complete diagram *with formula and clear solution R₁R₂R₂R4R$R₂R7TotalR₂R₂R₂R₁R$R6R7RsR₂R₁0R₁1R12R13R₁4RAR₂R₂R₂WR₂30 VR₂1R₁2 R₁ R₁4Fig. 3.1WR₂ER₂R13R₁4Table 3.5 Resistances of Fig. 3.150 QRs75 ΩR₂25 ΩR₁050 ΩR₁150 ΩR₁225 Ω75 ΩER₂Table 3.6 Data and ResultsVoltageR₂025 Q50 Ω75 Ω50 Ω50 Ω50 Q250CurrentMeasured Computed Measured Computed

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1.what is the total resistance ?

2. What is the current and voltage in each resistor ?

*complete diagram

*with formula and clear solution

R₁
R₂
R₂
R4
R$
R₂
R7
Total
R₂
R₂
R₂
R₁
R$
R6
R7
Rs
R₂
R₁0
R₁1
R12
R13
R₁4
RA
R₂
R₂
R₂
W
R₂
30 V
R₂1
R₁2 R₁ R₁4
Fig. 3.1
W
R₂
ER₂
R13
R₁4
Table 3.5 Resistances of Fig. 3.1
50 Q
Rs
75 Ω
R₂
25 Ω
R₁0
50 Ω
R₁1
50 Ω
R₁2
25 Ω
75 Ω
ER₂
Table 3.6 Data and Results
Voltage
R₂0
25 Q
50 Ω
75 Ω
50 Ω
50 Ω
50 Q
250
Current
Measured Computed Measured Computed

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