12V Y 42 32 Figure 1 Figure 1 shows a battery of 12V connected to three resistor. Which of the following sets of values is the correct value of the p.d across XY and main current in the circuit? Main current p.d across xy A 8 V 4 A 4V 2 A C 4 V D 6 V 8 A 1 A

12V Y 42 32 Figure 1 Figure 1 shows a battery of 12V connected to three resistor. Which of the following sets of values is the correct value of the p.d across XY and main current in the circuit? Main current p.d across xy A 8 V 4 A 4V 2 A C 4 V D 6 V 8 A 1 A

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12V
Y
42
32
Figure 1
Figure 1 shows a battery of 12V connected to
three resistor. Which of the following sets of
values is the correct value of the p.d across XY
and main current in the circuit?
Main current
p.d across xy
A 8 V
B 4V
C 4 V
D 6 V
4 A
2 A
8 A
1 A

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