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In the DC circuit below, all resistors are 20 2. ɛ1 = 100V, ɛ2 = 50V
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(a)
for this circuit.
Use Kirchoff's junction law and loop law to write a system of 3 equations
(b)
(c)
Solve your system of equations to find the unknown currents.
How much total power is dissipated in this circuit?

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