Question 21 of 22The batteries in the circuit below are ideal with &₁ = 22 V and 2 = 10 V. The resistors have values R₁ = 102, R₂ = 20, and R3 = 30. What is the powerdissipated in R₁?16 W6 W4WR₁wwR₂wwwR₂ E₁R₂₁лиEO 16 WO6WO4 WO 0.5 WzeroR

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Question 21 of 22 The batteries in the circuit below are ideal with &₁ = 22 V and ₂ = 10 V. The resistors have values R₁ = 102, R₂ = 20, and R3 = 3 02. What is the powe dissipated in R₁? E₁ 16 W 6 W R₁ R₂ R₂

Question 21 of 22 The batteries in the circuit below are ideal with &₁ = 22 V and ₂ = 10 V. The resistors have values R₁ = 102, R₂ = 20, and R3 = 3 02. What is the powe dissipated in R₁? E₁ 16 W 6 W R₁ R₂ R₂

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