Using Ohm's law of electricity, find the current and the voltages across each resistor. 120 www 10 V 30 www 6Ω www

Problema 6 In the figure, the current Ibat in the battery is equal to A. 1/2 B. 21₁/3 C. I₁ D. 31/2 E. 211 ilt Ibat ww R www 2R

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Resistors Circuits I Each of the circuits below consists of a battery and several resistors. Several of the voltages, currents, and resistances are indicated. Use both of Kirchoff's Laws and Ohm's Law to determine as many of the other voltages, currents, and resistances as possible.

6. The equivalent total resistance in the circuit in Figure 1 is 2200 E=7V 4700 1000. 100. 3300 Figure 1 1. 558.90 2. 2160 3. 390.72 4. 140.922

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Resistors Circuits I Each of the circuits below consists of a battery and several resistors. Several of the voltages, currents, and resistances are indicated. Use both of Kirchoff's Laws and Ohm's Law to determine as many of the other voltages, currents, and resistances as possible.

The figure shows an electric circuit which contains a double switch labelled by S. When the switch is in the position 11' the ammeter reads I = 6 A, and when the switch is in position 22' the reading is I1 =3A. What is the reading on the ammeter when the switch is in position 33'? The electromotive forces E of the two batteries are equal, their internal resistances and the internal resistance of the ammeter are R, R, 03 E N R, 03' negligible. E

An electron moves through a voltage of 9 V from the positive polarity to the negativepolarity. How much energy is transferred? Each electron has a charge of -1.60 x 10^-19 C.

Please break this down for me as much as possible, im struggling to grasp kirchhoff's, thank you.