QUESTION 29 If R1 = 80, R2 = 300. The source Voltage is 120 Volts. I, VAC R1 R2 I1 12 Find the Current 12 (Thru R2) in the circuit to the nearest 2 decimal places: Don't Include the Units such as Amps, Ohms or Volts in your answer.

QUESTION 29 If R1 = 80, R2 = 300. The source Voltage is 120 Volts. I, VAC R1 R2 I1 12 Find the Current 12 (Thru R2) in the circuit to the nearest 2 decimal places: Don't Include the Units such as Amps, Ohms or Volts in your answer.

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