The following data are given in connection with the series - parallel circuit of Figure 1; E = 97.5volts, R1= 18 ohms, R2 = 9 ohms, R3= 16 ohms, R4= 14 ohms, R5 =7 ohms, I₂=2.5 amp. Calculate (a) the resistance of R6, (b) the total equivalent resistance of the circuit, (c) the total power.

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