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Use the voltage divider rule to find V (the voltage drop across BOTH R3 and R4). R1 10kN R2 10kn -50V R4 R3 15kN 150 V + V =

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Use the voltage divider rule to find V (the voltage drop across BOTH R3 and R4).
R1
10kn
R2
10kn
-50V
R4
R3
15kN
150
V
+
V =

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