Assemble the circuit based on the circuit diagram below. There are three current loops: the top loop, bottom loop, and the loop that covers the outer perimeter of the circuit. Complete the data table by measuring the voltage across each resistor for each loop and recording the current for each resistor. To do this, you need to place the voltmeter consistently within a given loop based on the expected current in that loop. The black lead should be the first lead that the current reaches followed by the red lead of the voltmeter. Again, this is based on the expected current for the given loop, not necessarily the actual current depicted in the simulator by the movement of charge.

Assemble the circuit based on the circuit diagram below. There are three current loops: the top loop, bottom loop, and the loop that covers the outer perimeter of the circuit. Complete the data table by measuring the voltage across each resistor for each loop and recording the current for each resistor. To do this, you need to place the voltmeter consistently within a given loop based on the expected current in that loop. The black lead should be the first lead that the current reaches followed by the red lead of the voltmeter. Again, this is based on the expected current for the given loop, not necessarily the actual current depicted in the simulator by the movement of charge.