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In the following figure R1=100 Q, R2=200 2, and R3=300 Q. You are given that in this circuit Is=100 mA. Note that I am giving you Is in this problem that is different from the past problems just in case you didn't calculate it correctly before. Using the current divider method, what is the current 1? +. Vs R1 R2. R3 I I2 33.3 mA 54.5 mA 27.3 mA 18.2 mA

In the following figure R1=100 Q, R2=200 2, and R3=300 Q. You are given that in this circuit Is=100 mA. Note that I am giving you Is in this problem that is different from the past problems just in case you didn't calculate it correctly before. Using the current divider method, what is the current 1? +. Vs R1 R2. R3 I I2 33.3 mA 54.5 mA 27.3 mA 18.2 mA

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In the following figure R1=100 Q, R2=200 Q, and R3=300 2. You are given that in this circuit Is=100 mA. Note that I am giving you Is in this problem that is different from the past problems just in case you didn't calculate it correctly before. Using the current divider method, what is the current 11? Vs R1 R2. R3 I2 I3 33.3 mA 54.5 mA 27.3 mA 18.2 mA
Transcribed Image Text:In the following figure R1=100 Q, R2=200 Q, and R3=300 2. You are given that in this circuit Is=100 mA. Note that I am giving you Is in this problem that is different from the past problems just in case you didn't calculate it correctly before. Using the current divider method, what is the current 11? Vs R1 R2. R3 I2 I3 33.3 mA 54.5 mA 27.3 mA 18.2 mA
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If two resistors are connected in parallel than total resistance is (R1×R2)/(R1+R2).

By current division rule 

If two resistors R1 and R2 are connected across current source I than by current division rule 

Current in resistor R1 is I×(R2)/(R1+R2)

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