Find currents through resistors 1, 2, and 3. V = 8.00 VR, = 3.00 NV = 4.00 VR2 = 2.00 n%3DV= 5.00 VR, = 6.00 I

Given data: Voltages: V1=8.00 V; V2=4.00 V; V3=5.00 V Resistance: R1=3.00 Ω; R2=2.00 Ω; R3=6.00 Ω

Answered: V, = 8.00 V R, %3D = 3.00 N V½ = 4.00 V…

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V, = 8.00 V R, %3D = 3.00 N V½ = 4.00 V %3D R2 = 2.00 N V = 5.00 V %3D R = 6.00 I %3D

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Find currents through resistors 1, 2, and 3.

V = 8.00 V
R, = 3.00 N
V = 4.00 V
R2 = 2.00 n
%3D
V= 5.00 V
R, = 6.00 I

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