Item 8Part AFIGURE 26-3010Ωa3 V5 VT2v2 V3ΩI2I3In Fig. 26-30 the currents l, and l, are equal to 0.13 A and 2.22 A respectively. What is the potential difference V, - Vp?O -3 V5.0 VO 1.7 VO 2.4 V

Given data: Currents: I1=0.13 A; I2=2.22 A

Part A FIGURE 26-30 10 2 3 V 5 V 2 V 32 Il I2 I3 In Fig. 26-30 the currents 4 and l2 are equal to 0.13 A and 2.22 Arespectively. What is the potential difference Va - V? O 3 V O 5.0 V O -1.7 V O 2.4 V

Part A FIGURE 26-30 10 2 3 V 5 V 2 V 32 Il I2 I3 In Fig. 26-30 the currents 4 and l2 are equal to 0.13 A and 2.22 Arespectively. What is the potential difference Va - V? O 3 V O 5.0 V O -1.7 V O 2.4 V

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FIGURE 26-30
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3 V
5 V
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I2
I3
In Fig. 26-30 the currents l, and l, are equal to 0.13 A and 2.22 A respectively. What is the potential difference V, - Vp?
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O 1.7 V
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