File Preview Week 5 Homework - Circuits, Induction, Faraday's Law Electrical The circuit diagram below contains five resistors wired to a 12 V battery. The subscripts on the resistors indicate the value of the resistance such that R₁ = 102, R₂ = 2 Q, R3 = 302, R4 = 40 and Rs = 50. If the potential at point "c" is known to be 3 V, what is the potential at point "b"? a b 12V R5

File Preview Week 5 Homework - Circuits, Induction, Faraday's Law Electrical The circuit diagram below contains five resistors wired to a 12 V battery. The subscripts on the resistors indicate the value of the resistance such that R₁ = 102, R₂ = 2 Q, R3 = 302, R4 = 40 and Rs = 50. If the potential at point "c" is known to be 3 V, what is the potential at point "b"? a b 12V R5

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