Q1) For the circuit below, find:1) VD12) VD23) ID14) ID25) VR4kww+10V--D₁6kwwD₂+3V1

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Q1) For the circuit below, find: 1) VD1 2) VD2 3) ID1 4) ID2 5) VR 4k www + 10V D₁ 6k D2 + 3V