30 v50Q100 Qwww150 QES:200 ΩΣ250 ΩFigure 14) From the circuit in Fig. 1: (a) Define Ohm's Law and determine (b) the equivalent resistance of theresistors in the circuit, (c) the total current in the circuit, (d) the current in R = 100 2, (e) potential dropacross 250 resisitor, (f) power dissipated in the 2002 resistor (g) power delivered by the battery, (h)Considering the battery has an internal resistance of 3.5 Q, what is the terminal voltage?

Part (a): Define Ohm's Law Ohm's Law states that the current through a conductor between two points…

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