102 C 3. For the circuit at right, find: ノン (a) The current at pts. A, B, C,D,& E. The power dissipated by each resistor. (c) The power supplied by the battery. (d) The potential differences VB- VA, Vc- VB, VD-Vc, VE-VA. 100 V A

102 C 3. For the circuit at right, find: ノン (a) The current at pts. A, B, C,D,& E. The power dissipated by each resistor. (c) The power supplied by the battery. (d) The potential differences VB- VA, Vc- VB, VD-Vc, VE-VA. 100 V A

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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