R, 40WnR=40R₂-40(Total 12V, 2A, 60)TotalR.R.RVoltageCurrentResistance

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12 V R₁ =40 R₂=40 R₂-40 (Total: 12V, 2A, 60) Total R₁ R₂ R Voltage Current Resistance

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