Please solve 8,9 and 10 correctly and get the Thumbs up please show neat and clean work in 1 hour A circuit is constructed with five resistors and a battery as shown. Thevalues for the resistors are: R = R5 = 64 2, R2 = 81 Q, R3 = 65 Q, andR4 = 133 2. The battery voltage is V = 12 V.R1bR2R3R58) What is Rab, the equivalent resistance between points a and b?Ω9) What is Rac, the equivalent resistance between points a and c?ас»Ω10) What is Is, the current that flows through resistor Rs?A11) What is I2, the current that flows through resistor R2?A12) What is I1, the current that flows through the resistor R1?A13) What is V4, the voltage across resistor R4?Vwwww

Between a and b, R3andR2are in series and R4 is in parallel to R2 and R3. For two resistors in…

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