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E=82V , R1=52Ω , R2=88Ω , R3=74Ω. R2 is damaged and your excellent troubleshooting skills determine that is has become an open circuit with infinite resistance.  Calculate VR1 to 3 decimal places. Do not use metric prefixes or units.  (ex: 0.021 instead of 21.345mA , 2300.000 instead of 2.3kΩ)

E=82V , R1=52Ω , R2=88Ω , R3=74Ω. R2 is damaged and your excellent troubleshooting skills determine that is has become an open circuit with infinite resistance.  Calculate VR1 to 3 decimal places. Do not use metric prefixes or units.  (ex: 0.021 instead of 21.345mA , 2300.000 instead of 2.3kΩ)

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E=82V , R1=52Ω , R2=88Ω , R3=74Ω. R2 is damaged and your excellent troubleshooting skills determine that is has become an open circuit with infinite resistance.  Calculate VR1 to 3 decimal places.

Do not use metric prefixes or units.  (ex: 0.021 instead of 21.345mA , 2300.000 instead of 2.3kΩ)

 

 

E=82V , R1=520 , R2=880 , R3=740. R2 is damaged and your excellent troubleshooting skills determine that is has become an open circuit with infinite resistance. Calculate VR1 to 3 decimal places. Do not use metric prefixes or units. (ex: 0.021 instead of 21.345mA , 2300.000 instead of 2.3kQ) WW-W R1 R2 R3
Transcribed Image Text:E=82V , R1=520 , R2=880 , R3=740. R2 is damaged and your excellent troubleshooting skills determine that is has become an open circuit with infinite resistance. Calculate VR1 to 3 decimal places. Do not use metric prefixes or units. (ex: 0.021 instead of 21.345mA , 2300.000 instead of 2.3kQ) WW-W R1 R2 R3
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