In the figure below, what are the magnitude and direction of the current through R1? Note: Consider a conventional current. V1 = 9.0 V R1= 22 N ww R2 = 15 N ww V3= 6.0 V O A. 0.40 A, left. O 0.40 A, right. 0.68 A, left. 0.68 A, right.

In the figure below, what are the magnitude and direction of the current through R1? Note: Consider a conventional current. V1 = 9.0 V R1= 22 N ww R2 = 15 N ww V3= 6.0 V O A. 0.40 A, left. O 0.40 A, right. 0.68 A, left. 0.68 A, right.

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In the figure below, what are the
magnitude and direction of the current
through R1? Note: Consider a conventional
current.
V1 = 9.0 V R1 =22 Q
ww
R2 = 15 N
ww
V3 = 6.0 V
O A.
0.40 A, left.
0.40 A, right.
0.68 A, left.
0.68 A, right.

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