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Solve for the following, show your complete solutions. V₁ = ? I₁ = ? f₁ = ? V₂ = ? 1₂ = ? R₂ = ? V₂ = ? [3= ? R₂ = ? 10 V V₁ 1₂ 1₁ ≤ 20.12 R₂ ↓ I₂ 10-2 R₁ V3 1613 20-22