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a. Consider
Us
a
do
+
-
R₁
M
U1
b
i2 | | +
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V3
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R3
R₂
Derive the formula for v2, the voltage across R2, in terms of vs and the
resistors.

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In this question,

We need to determine the value of the voltage across the resistance R₂ .

We know current in the resistance I= V/R

Current is equal in all series resistances.

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