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0.000 mple(5): Determine all currents passing through resisters R1, R2 & R3. R1=20 n R3-10A d. ww ww E3-8V El=10V E2-2V

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Example(5): Determine all currents passing through resisters R1, R2&R3.
R1= 20 N
R3-10 A
ww
E3=8V
El=10V
E2=2V

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