6) A circuit consists of four resistors (R, = 10 kN, R2 = 20 kN, R3 = 30 kN, R4 = 40 kN) and R1 R2 R3 one battery (Ɛ = 12 V). a) Find the equivalent resistance. Reg RA b) Find the current through and voltage across each resistor. I AV R1 R2 R3 R4

6) A circuit consists of four resistors (R, = 10 kN, R2 = 20 kN, R3 = 30 kN, R4 = 40 kN) and R1 R2 R3 one battery (Ɛ = 12 V). a) Find the equivalent resistance. Reg RA b) Find the current through and voltage across each resistor. I AV R1 R2 R3 R4

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6) A circuit consists of four resistors (R, = 10 kN, R2 = 20 kN, R3 = 30 kN, R4 = 40 kN) and
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R3
one battery (Ɛ = 12 V).
a) Find the equivalent resistance.
Reg
RA
b) Find the current through and voltage across each resistor.
I
AV
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R2
R3
R4

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