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Given The resistance of R1 is R1=10 Ω. The resistance of R2 is R2=5 Ω. The resistance of R3 is…

For the circuit shown: 1) Calculate Req.- 2) Find the supply voltage (V) 3) Calculate I, I1 4) Find the voltage across 60 resistance. 5) Calculate the power consumed by 42 resistance. I 5Ω 10Ω 10 Ω ЗА 50

For the circuit shown: 1) Calculate Req.- 2) Find the supply voltage (V) 3) Calculate I, I1 4) Find the voltage across 60 resistance. 5) Calculate the power consumed by 42 resistance. I 5Ω 10Ω 10 Ω ЗА 50

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