In the following circuit, assume that R₁ I₂(ii) I₁ 13(ii) I₁ < I3(iii) I₁ = I3How does the current through R₂ compare to the current through R3?(i) I₂> I3(ii) I₂ I3(iii) I₂ = I3How does the voltage across R₁ compare to the voltage across R₂?(i) V₁ > V₂(ii) V₁< V₂(iii) V₁ = V₂How does the voltage across R₁ compare to the voltage across R3?(i) V₁> V3(ii) V₁ < V3(iii) V₁ = V3How does the voltage across R₂ compare to the voltage across R3?(1) V₂ > V3(ii) V₂ < V3(iii) V2 = V3

Resistance in ParallelWhen the resistors are connected in parallel, their terminal ends are…

In the following circuit, assume that R₁ 1₂ (ii) I₁<1₂ (iii) I₁ = I₂ How does the current through R, compare to the current through R3: (i) I₁ > I3 (ii) I₁ <13 (iii) I₁ = I3 How does the current through R₂ compare to the current through R3? (i) I₂> I3 (ii) L₂ V₂ (ii) V₁ V₂ (iii) V₁ = V₂ How does the voltage across R₁ compare to the voltage across R3? (i) V₁> V3 (ii) V₁ V3 (ii) V₂

In the following circuit, assume that R₁ 1₂ (ii) I₁<1₂ (iii) I₁ = I₂ How does the current through R, compare to the current through R3: (i) I₁ > I3 (ii) I₁ <13 (iii) I₁ = I3 How does the current through R₂ compare to the current through R3? (i) I₂> I3 (ii) L₂ V₂ (ii) V₁ V₂ (iii) V₁ = V₂ How does the voltage across R₁ compare to the voltage across R3? (i) V₁> V3 (ii) V₁ V3 (ii) V₂

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