5. For the circuit shown find the (a) voltage across the 6.0 Q resistor and (b) the power supplied by the battery. 8 = 12.0 V R = 3.0 Q R = 2.0 Q R = 6.0 Q R = 1.5 Q R = 3.0 Q
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For the circuit shown, find the (a) voltage across the 6.0 ohm resistor and (b) the power supplied by the battery.
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