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For the circuit below. Hint: First determine the current flowing into each resistor. The current flowing into R₁=9mA-5mA. Then use the fact that voltage loss is equal across all parallel branches to solve for the missing resistances. ΔV₁=ΔV₂, R₁I₁=R₂I₂

Determine R₁. (enter units as kΩ)

Determine R₃ (enter units as kΩ)

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