In the circult shown, R, = 3 N, R2 = 2 N, R3 = 5 N, & = 4 V,ɛ2 = 10 V and ɛ, = 6 V. Find the currents I4, Iz and I3, and the potential difference Var using Kīrchhoff's rules. a b E1 + E2 + E3 + I2 13 R1 R2 R3 e d (Ans. I, = -1.0969 A, I2 = +1.3548 A, I3 = -0. 2581 A, Vat = 7.2903 V)

In the circult shown, R, = 3 N, R2 = 2 N, R3 = 5 N, & = 4 V,ɛ2 = 10 V and ɛ, = 6 V. Find the currents I4, Iz and I3, and the potential difference Var using Kīrchhoff's rules. a b E1 + E2 + E3 + I2 13 R1 R2 R3 e d (Ans. I, = -1.0969 A, I2 = +1.3548 A, I3 = -0. 2581 A, Vat = 7.2903 V)

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