Q3 Using Kirchoff's Law determine the following currentR1-40 R2=70 R3=70 V1=26volts V2=B voltswwType the equation for loap 1.Type the Equation for Loop 2Current through R1 is:Current through R2 is:Current through R3 is:Voltage drop in R2 is

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Using Kirchoff's Law determine the following current R1=40 R2=70 R3=70 V1=26volts V2=DB volts Type the equation for loap 15 Type the Equation for Loop 2 Current through R1 is: Current through R2 is: Current through R3 is: Voltage drop in R2 is

Using Kirchoff's Law determine the following current R1=40 R2=70 R3=70 V1=26volts V2=DB volts Type the equation for loap 15 Type the Equation for Loop 2 Current through R1 is: Current through R2 is: Current through R3 is: Voltage drop in R2 is

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Using Kirchoff's Law determine the following current
R1-40 R2=70 R3=70 V1=26volts V2=B volts
ww
Type the equation for loap 1.
Type the Equation for Loop 2
Current through R1 is:
Current through R2 is:
Current through R3 is:
Voltage drop in R2 is

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