Given the following circuit NOTE: THE AMMETER IS IN FACT LIKE A WIRE IN THE CIRCUIT – HAS NO RESISTANCE AM1 SW1 R4 SW2 BAT1 9 V R1 R2 R3 1) What is the current through the battery when the switch SW1 is CLOSE and the switch SW2 is OPEN? 2) In the conditions of the previous question (the switch SW1 is CLOSE and switch SW2 is OPEN), is the current through the battery equal to the reading on the amperemeter? Justify your answer. 3) What is the current through the battery when the switch Sw1 is OPEN and the switch SW2 is CLOSE? 4) In the conditions of the previous question (the switch SW1 is OPEN and the switch SW2 is CLOSE), is the current through the battery equal to the reading on the amperemeter? Justify your answer.

Given the following circuit NOTE: THE AMMETER IS IN FACT LIKE A WIRE IN THE CIRCUIT – HAS NO RESISTANCE AM1 SW1 R4 SW2 BAT1 9 V R1 R2 R3 1) What is the current through the battery when the switch SW1 is CLOSE and the switch SW2 is OPEN? 2) In the conditions of the previous question (the switch SW1 is CLOSE and switch SW2 is OPEN), is the current through the battery equal to the reading on the amperemeter? Justify your answer. 3) What is the current through the battery when the switch Sw1 is OPEN and the switch SW2 is CLOSE? 4) In the conditions of the previous question (the switch SW1 is OPEN and the switch SW2 is CLOSE), is the current through the battery equal to the reading on the amperemeter? Justify your answer.

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I need help with this question part 1, 2, 3, and 4. All info should be able to be found in the picture.

Given the following circuit
NOTE: THE AMMETER IS IN FACT LIKE A WIRE IN
THE CIRCUIT – HAS NO RESISTANCE
AM1
SW1
R4
SW2
BAT1
R1
R2
R3
9 V
92
1) What is the current through the battery when the switch
SW1 is CLOSE and the switch SW2 is OPEN?
2) In the conditions of the previous question (the switch
SW1 is CLOSE and switch SW2 is OPEN), is the
current through the battery equal to the reading on the
amperemeter? Justify your answer.
3) What is the current through the battery when the switch
SW1 is OPEN and the switch SW2 is CLOSE?
4) In the conditions of the previous question (the switch
SW1 is OPEN and the switch SW2 is CLOSE), is the
current through the battery equal to the reading on the
amperemeter? Justify your answer.

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