Problem 9: Pictured in the circuit is a battery with emf s and resistors R1, R2, and R3, which all have the same resistance. R R2 Part (a) Which resistor(s) draw(s) the most current? Choose the best answer below. Not enough information. OR3 OR2 R3 ORI O All three draw the same current. OR2 and R3 Part (b) Compare the current through the battery ibatt to the current i, through resistor R1. ONot enough information. O ibatt 2i1 O ibatt =i1 O ibatt> i1 O ibatt
Problem 9: Pictured in the circuit is a battery with emf s and resistors R1, R2, and R3, which all have the same resistance. R R2 Part (a) Which resistor(s) draw(s) the most current? Choose the best answer below. Not enough information. OR3 OR2 R3 ORI O All three draw the same current. OR2 and R3 Part (b) Compare the current through the battery ibatt to the current i, through resistor R1. ONot enough information. O ibatt 2i1 O ibatt =i1 O ibatt> i1 O ibatt
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OStay the same.
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