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Consider the circuit shown below. What is the current in each resistance? Assume R₁ = 30 02, R₂ = 15 0, R3 = 2002, R4 = 35 2 and E₁ = 36 V, E₂ = 64 V, E3 = 28 V. E₂ E₁ M R₁ www. R4 R₂ E₂ The magnitude of current in R₁, I₁ = 0.334 1₁ is directed to the Right The magnitude of current in R₂, 12 = 2.814 12 is directed Downward The magnitude of current in R3, 13 = 2.48 13 is directed Upward The magnitude of current in R4, 14 = 0.334 R₂ ✓Units A ✓Units A 14 is directed Upward What is the total power consumed by the circuit? The power, P = Units Select an answer Units A Units A

Consider the circuit shown below. What is the current in each resistance? Assume R₁ = 30 02, R₂ = 15 0, R3 = 2002, R4 = 35 2 and E₁ = 36 V, E₂ = 64 V, E3 = 28 V. E₂ E₁ M R₁ www. R4 R₂ E₂ The magnitude of current in R₁, I₁ = 0.334 1₁ is directed to the Right The magnitude of current in R₂, 12 = 2.814 12 is directed Downward The magnitude of current in R3, 13 = 2.48 13 is directed Upward The magnitude of current in R4, 14 = 0.334 R₂ ✓Units A ✓Units A 14 is directed Upward What is the total power consumed by the circuit? The power, P = Units Select an answer Units A Units A

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