What is the equivalent resistance and the total current through the circuit. Part3: Resistors connected ina combination of series and parallelThe circuit shown below was generated on MapleSIM 2019Voltmeter 1Voltmeter 2Ammeter 2VR2=500hmsR1=25OhmsAmmeter 3R3=750hmsVoltmeter 3Ammeter Total6V

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What is the equivalent resistance and the total current through the circuit.

Part3: Resistors connected ina combination of series and parallel
The circuit shown below was generated on MapleSIM 2019
Voltmeter 1
Voltmeter 2
Ammeter 2
V
R2=500hms
R1=25Ohms
Ammeter 3
R3=750hms
Voltmeter 3
Ammeter Total
6V

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