PART B: Resistors in ParallelR1 = 15 N. R2 = 10 nDataExperimental DataComputed%DifferenceVT, Voltage AcrossBattery, V10Vi (Voltage Across R1),VV2 (Voltage Across R2),VIi (Current FlowingThrough R1) AI2 (Current FlowingThrough R2) ATotal Current, IT (A):R1R2

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R1 = 15 N R2 = 10 N Data Experimental Data Computed %Difference Vr, Voltage Across Battery, V 10 Vi (Voltage Across R1), V2 (Voltage Across R2), In (Current Flowing Through R1) A I2 (Current Flowing Through R2) A Total Current, Ir (A): R2

R1 = 15 N R2 = 10 N Data Experimental Data Computed %Difference Vr, Voltage Across Battery, V 10 Vi (Voltage Across R1), V2 (Voltage Across R2), In (Current Flowing Through R1) A I2 (Current Flowing Through R2) A Total Current, Ir (A): R2

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