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In the circuit shown, 3 Ω a www 5 Ω h V+ g b + 7 V 4 V + f C 2V + d 6Ω www 4Ω e Determine the following: A. Magnitude and direction of the current B. The potential differences Vad, Vcf and Vhe

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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In the circuit shown,
3 Ω
a
b
5 Ω
h
6V+
I
4 V
+ f
| +
7 V
6Ω
m
C
2V +
4Ω
e
Determine the following:
A. Magnitude and direction of the current
B. The potential differences Vad, Vcf and Vhe

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