Use Kirchhoff's rules to determine the equations needed to determine the currents in the circuit shown R at the right. You must be very explicit in describing the symbols you are using to represent the currents, including their directions, and then you must be very explicit in describing the loops you are using to generate equations. Please be as neat and organized as possible. R, + E2 R, R, ww

Use Kirchhoff's rules to determine the equations needed to determine the currents in the circuit shown R at the right. You must be very explicit in describing the symbols you are using to represent the currents, including their directions, and then you must be very explicit in describing the loops you are using to generate equations. Please be as neat and organized as possible. R, + E2 R, R, ww

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