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4. In the circuit shown, what are the directions and magnitudes of the currents flowing through each resistor and the center wire? The positive terminal and emf of each battery is indicated.

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magnitudes of the currents flowing through each resistor
and the center wire? The positive terminal and emf of each
battery is indicated.
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