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The three resistors R1=13 2, R2=24 N and R3=32 N are connected in parallel. The total voltage for the circuit given is R2 R3 V R1 A I2 = 4.5A Total voltage =

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The three resistors R1=13 N, R2=24 N and R3=32 N are connected in parallel. The
total voltage for the circuit given is
R2
V
R1
R3
A
I2 = 4.5A
Total voltage =

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