Find the unknown currents using Kirchhoff's Currentand Voltage Law. Then, determine the voltage drop oneach resistor.= 1 kN= 100 VV2 = 70 VV3 = 150 VV4 = 120 VVịR1R2 = 5 kN-3.5 kNR3R410 kNV3R1V2R3R2V4R4V1

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Find the unknown currents using Kirchhoff's Current and Voltage Law. Then, determine the voltage drop on each resistor. V1 = 100 V V2 = 70 V V3 = 150 V V4 = 120 V R1 = 1 kN R2 = 5 kN R3 = 3.5 kN R4 10 kN R1 V3 V2 R3 R2

Find the unknown currents using Kirchhoff's Current and Voltage Law. Then, determine the voltage drop on each resistor. V1 = 100 V V2 = 70 V V3 = 150 V V4 = 120 V R1 = 1 kN R2 = 5 kN R3 = 3.5 kN R4 10 kN R1 V3 V2 R3 R2

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